Businesses in parts of Utah allowed to reopen while other counties' stay-at-home orders remain
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Utah
Box Elder
the Bear River Health Department
ABC
ABC News Live
the Sports Academy & Racquet Club
The Southeast Utah Health Department
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Dan Smith
Bradon Bradford
Jenny Wilson
Gary Herbert
Utahns
Ken Neilson
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Northern and
Southeast Utah
Northern Utah
Southwest Utah
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Salt Lake County
Summit County
Utah County
Southwest Utah's
Washington County
Washington City
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Summary
Some local businesses in Northern and Southeast Utah have been allowed to reopen under newly revised orders if establishments agree to follow strict guidelines issued by county health departments. In the Northern Utah counties of Box Elder, Cache and Rich, the Bear River Health Department extended its public health order to May 1 with an amendment that allows gyms and fitness centers to open. With a total of six confirmed cases and zero deaths among the three rural counties, Southeast Utah Health Department Director Bradon Bradford said they believe these businesses can safely operate with the appropriate guidelines. Meanwhile, counties that have been impacted more heavily, like Salt Lake County, have closed all nonessential businesses and implemented their own stay-at-home measures, requiring people to stay inside.
As said here by Stacy Chen