UPDATES + INFO: Coronavirus

 

UPDATED 5/5/2021

  • Beginning May 19, most capacity restrictions in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut will be lifted. This relates to restaurants, museums, theaters, retail, fitness centers. https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-cuomo-governor-murphy-and-governor-lamont-announce-significant-easing-covid-19

  • NEW: Effective Monday, April 19, the curfew for bars and restaurants will be extended. The current curfew will be extended from 11pm to midnight. The curfew for catered events will also move from midnight to 1am.

  • NEW: Graduation and commencement ceremonies to resume with limited capacity
    Effective May 1, indoor and outdoor graduation and commencement ceremonies will be allowed with limited capacity, depending on the event size and the location (e.g., stadium, arena, arts and entertainment venue). Additional safety protocols must be in place. Read more.

  • NEW: Spectators will be allowed at horse and auto races at 20 percent capacity beginning Thursday, April 22. Spectators will be subjected to the State's strict guidance, which is currently in effect for other professional sports competitions with fans. Attendees must show proof of a recent negative test or completed vaccination series prior to entry and are subjected to the State's health and safety protocols on face coverings, social distancing and health screening.

  • Domestic travelers no longer are required to quarantine or test-out within 90 days of full vaccination. International travelers must continue to follow CDC quarantine guidance.

  • As of March 22, 2021: Residential gatherings will be limited to now ten people indoors (to reduce the spread), and 25 people outdoors. Social gatherings can expand to 100 people indoors, 200 people outdoors.

  • As of April 2, 2021: Event, arts and entertainment venues throughout New York State can reopen at 33 percent capacity, up to 100 people indoors and up to 200 people outdoors. If all attendees present proof* of a negative test prior to entry, capacity can increase up to 150 people indoors and up to 500 people outdoors. Social distancing and face coverings will be required for all attendees, as well as strict adherence to all applicable Department of Health guidance. *The state is working on an app through the Empire State Passport that will digitally show the results of a negative test to gain entry, or attendees can print out test results.

See updated vaccination information, here: https://hvny.info/info/2020/coronavirus-vaccine

“Individuals must maintain their vigilance in protecting themselves and their families – wear face coverings when going out, maintain social distancing, and wash your hands. Continuing to make smart choices will protect our community.”
— Dutchess County Exec Marc Molinaro 

Common symptoms of COVID-19 are:

  • Fever or chills

  • Cough

  • New loss of taste or smell

  • Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing

  • Fatigue

  • Muscle or body aches

  • Headache

  • Sore throat

  • Congestion or runny nose

  • Nausea or vomiting

  • Diarrhea

Emergency Warning Signs Include:

  • Trouble breathing

  • Pain or pressure in the chest that doesn’t go away

  • Experience confusion or trouble waking up

  • Bluish lips or face

    Call for medical attention immediately if these symptoms are present.

For people who are sick:

  • Stay home, in isolation. Don’t go to work or school. Get tested. Stay away from others.

  • Get tested for COVID-19.

  • If you test positive for COVID-19, talk to your health care provider and stay home in isolation. Stay away from others. You can help prevent the spread of COVID-19 by notifying your close contacts that they have been exposed.

  • If your test result is negative, and your health care provider no longer suspects COVID-19, but you have been in close contact with someone who has COVID-19, you need to stay in quarantine for 10 days and monitor for symptoms for 14 days. Stay home. Stay away from others.

  • Keep sick household members away from others, in a separate room, if possible.

  • Avoid sharing personal items.

  • Anyone at high risk for complications should talk to their healthcare provider for more information.


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For general questions about coronavirus please call the New York State Department of Health at 1-888-364-3065 or visit https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/

 
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