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.

Additional COVID-19 reopening guidance for businesses and workers is available here.

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


Number Issued Title Statussort descending
22-04 09/28/2022 Lieser Road Overpass Damage Active
20-06 03/10/2020 COVID-19 Active
20-24.4 08/05/2022 COVID-19: Restrictions on Non-Urgent Medical Procedures Active
20-83.03 10/28/2022 Restrictions on Travelers - Termination of Emergency Proclamation Active
20-64.06 10/28/2022 Public Records Act – Contact Tracing -- Personal Information - Termination of Emergency Proclamation Active
20-16 03/16/2020 COVID-19: Statewide Limits on LTC - No Visitors Active
20-59.9 08/05/2022 COVID-19: Department of Health – Temporary Practice Permits Active
20-64.5 01/19/2021 COVID-19: Public Records Act – Contact Tracing -- Personal Information Active
21-08.01 02/17/2022 COVID-19 Safe Workers Active
20-05 02/29/2020 COVID-19 Active
19-10 12/30/2019 Interstate 82 bridge damage Active
21-14.4 03/23/2022 COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement Amendment Active
20-52.11 08/05/2022 COVID-19: Statewide Orders Relating to Long-Term Care Active
21-08.02 10/28/2022 Safe Workers - Terminating Emergency Proclamation Active
20-78.01 10/28/2022 Safeguarding Public Trust and Stability in Local Health Jurisdictions - Terminating Emergency Proclamation Active
20-36.11 08/05/2022 COVID-19: DOH Facilities and Hand Sanitizer Active
20-28.16 04/29/2022 COVID-19: Open Public Meetings Act and Public Records Act Active
20-09.05 10/28/2022 K-12 Schools - Termination of Emergency Order Active
20-83.2 04/06/2021 COVID-19: Restrictions on Travelers Active
20-03.07 02/17/2022 Face Coverings - Statewide Active

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