Proclamations

Proclamations are formal public declarations from the governor. Often proclamations declare states of emergency or call the legislature into a special session. Proclamations on this page are unique from the ceremonial proclamations issued by the governor’s office.

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Select the column headings in the table below to sort by proclamation number, issue date, title or status.





Number Issued Titlesort descending Status
19-10 12/30/2019 Interstate 82 bridge damage
19-10 12/30/2019 Interstate 82 bridge damage Active
20-09.4 07/30/2021 K-12 Schools Active
20-09.05 10/28/2022 K-12 Schools - Termination of Emergency Order Active
21-19 12/07/2021 Koontz Road Overpass Damage Inactive
21-16 10/18/2021 Large Event COVID-19 Vaccine Verification Inactive
21-16.1 11/15/2021 Large Event COVID-19 Vaccine Verification Inactive
22-04 09/28/2022 Lieser Road Overpass Damage Active
20-26.4 06/18/2020 Liquor and Cannabis Board Inactive
20-44.03 06/18/2020 Nursing Home Transfer or Discharge for COVID-19 Cohorting Purposes Inactive
20-43.03 06/18/2020 Office of Financial Management, State Human Resources Division – Annual Leave and Pay Procedures Inactive
20-43.11 10/28/2022 Office of Financial Management, State Human Resources Division – Annual Leave and Pay Procedures - Termination of Emergency Proclamation Active
20-28.05 06/18/2020 Open Public Meetings Act and Public Records Act Inactive
21-11 07/06/2021 Outdoor Preschool Pilot Program Inactive
20-09.2 06/11/2020 Phased Reopening of K-12 Schools Inactive
20-39.4 06/18/2020 Post-Retirement Employment Inactive
20-64.06 10/28/2022 Public Records Act – Contact Tracing -- Personal Information - Termination of Emergency Proclamation Active
20-23.05 06/18/2020 Ratepayer Assistance and Preservation of Essential Services Inactive
20-23.15 03/18/2021 Ratepayer Assistance and Preservation of Essential Services Inactive
20-24.3 01/13/2022 Restrictions On Non-Urgent Medical Procedures Inactive

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