Connecticut: The Official Stance for Construction
Construction Status: Essential
The authorities in Connecticut had taken some serious actions to counter the spread of COVID-19 and this has made a huge impact on businesses. Stay at home orders were made effective from March 23 through May 20, 2020.
Moreover, any non-essential business has been reduced to 100 percent prohibition on the workforce. But still, construction has been an exemption along with other businesses listed essential.
However, following the guidelines dated until May 20, 2020, the phase 1 of reopening has been started as per the orders of Governor Ned Lamont which includes sector rules and certification for various businesses.
On June 17, 2020, the state of Connecticut has entered phase 2 of reopening under which various restrictions on the opening of amusement park, hotel, museum, and libraries etc. have been lifted. This is likely to bring greater opportunities for construction firms and contractors in the state.
October 2020 Update: The State of Connecticut has entered into its third stage of reopening on October 8, 2020, under which permissions on public gatherings at restaurants, private residencies, etc. with amendments made to fines for not following the safety protocols. However, the minimum staffing capacities have been increased which will help construction firms to have a sense of relief resuming projects. However, the state is progressing quickly with the public construction projects under the department of transportation which includes several new developments and repair work.
Governing Body: The Office of Governor Ned Lamont
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