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Prepared by the ND Department of Health and the
Department of Commerce in conjunction with the
Governor’s Office
This response aims to protect the lives and livelihoods of
the citizens of North Dakota. The data and measures
that inform this plan will be monitored daily and the
recommendations will be updated as required.
January 7, 2021
VERSION 210106-15.1-07:45
ND Smart Restart 1
Current as of 01/07/2021Economic Reactivation
North Dakota faces the likely reality of significant economic disruption until herd immunity occurs or a vaccine and
treatment are discovered. These expected economic “stops and starts” could come in waves as the contagious path of the
virus picks its course. Without intervention, these interruptions will do tremendous harm to North Dakota businesses,
individuals, and families. For this reason, state leaders agree that the COVID-19 crisis is not a short-term problem, but
rather a new risk North Dakota must learn to manage.
Managing the public health risk requires the state to identify, contain, and mitigate the spread of the virus, while
simultaneously reactivating the economy step-by-step. Assessment, testing, proactive tracing, and field testing instruct
this process. Guided by a carefully developed operational dashboard and a color-coded health guidance system, the state
can focus public health measures on specific areas and individuals and avoid blunt, statewide economic disruptions.
Color-coded Health Guidance System
The state will provide specific direction to North Dakota residents and
businesses through a color-coded health guidance system.
The guidance system includes five levels of risk: red, orange, yellow, green, and
blue. Each level of guidance after red becomes progressively less restrictive
and more economically engaged. Every level protects public health and
outlines necessary mitigation strategies.
Each level is guided by a measurement system, based on criteria such as, but
not limited to, number of cases reported, positivity rates and testing capacity.
This allows community leaders, business leaders, policymakers and the general
public to safely determine when a different color of health guidance applies. North Dakotans should think of the guidance
system as a dial that can be turned up or down by area based on the health risk.
Red / Critical Risk is the area with the highest disease burden and level of significant and uncontrolled community
transmission, multiple outbreaks resulting in increased deaths, surge capacity of hospitals are threatened, and there is lack
of adequate PPE supplies available for healthcare workers. The most significant mitigation strategies are implemented at
the Red / Critical Risk level.
Orange / High Risk is the level of significant transmission and high risk for exposure due to widespread community
spread of infections. There are significant mitigation strategies in place emphasizing “Stay Home. Stay Healthy. Stay
Connected” (only essential work and travel is recommended, wear a face covering, avoid crowds and large gatherings).
Increased cleaning on high touch surfaces and avoid shared spaces at work or in public settings.
Yellow / Moderate Risk is the level of heightened exposure risk and transmission is controlled in these areas. Cases are
reported but contained by rapid testing and robust contact tracing. Social distancing and precautions are needed
(maintain six feet of distancing, avoid shaking hands, work from home when possible, reconsider unnecessary travel, wear
a face covering). Increased cleaning on high touch surfaces and cleanings on shared spaces should be routine.
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Current as of 01/07/2021Green / Low Risk for exposure or transmission, low case counts are reported, public health and private health care are
able to safely diagnose, treat, and isolate COVID-19 cases and their contacts. During this level, businesses can reopen, and
much of normal life can begin to resume. However, physical distancing measures and limitations on gatherings will still be
recommended to prevent transmission from accelerating again. For older adults (those over age 65), those with underlying
health conditions, and other populations at heightened risk from COVID-19, continuing to limit time in the community will
be important. State and community leaders should prepare health alerts, communicate risk and symptoms, review plans,
prepare for public health capacity if needed for spikes in cases.
Blue / New Normal is when most normal activity can resume, with standard precautions and awareness of health
guidelines such as routine hand washing, stay home when sick, cover your cough, education, stockpiling, planning, routine
health alerts, etc. Monitoring for illness and outbreaks will continue. Even under new normal conditions, those found to be
ill will be asked to self-isolate and contacts will be asked to remain at home.
This color-coded guidance can be applied during the levels of ND Smart Restart to protect health, bolster confidence, and
provide more economic certainty. It is possible for one area of the state to be under the orange guidance and another
under the yellow. Figure 5 provides an explanation of the color-coded health guidance.
The color-coded guidance system was put together utilizing the hard work and framework created by the State of Utah
and modified to meet the needs of North Dakota under the leadership of the North Dakota Department of Commerce and
the North Dakota Department of Health to provide specific direction to North Dakota residents and businesses.
Each level recommends North Dakotans to adhere to ND Smart Restart Standards Across All Industries and these universal
standards:
1. Common Sense and Personal Accountability – Public health guidance cannot anticipate every unique
situation. Residents and businesses must take personal accountabliity to be informed and take actions based
on common sense and wise judgment that will protect health and support economic reactivation.
2. Protective Hygiene and Cleaning – North Dakotans must continue to practice good hygiene and cleaning
regimens to minimize the risk of the virus. These include but are not limited to the following:
• Stay home when sick
• Wash hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds as frequently as feasible
• Use hand sanitizer after interactions with people or objects
• Cough or sneeze into the sleeve or elbow, not hands
• Clean high-touch surfaces (buttons, door handles, counters, etc.) regularly
• Avoid touching your face
• Use a face covering in public places where social distancing cannot be maintained
• Refrain from hand shaking
3. Follow Guidance – Public health and economic opportunity are intrinsically linked. North Dakotans must
strictly follow the health guidance of each color or risk backtracking and causing greater harm.
4. High-risk / Vulnerable Populations – High-risk populations and those around them must follow a specific
set of instructions issued by the Governor, the North Dakota Department of Health and the North Dakota
Department of Human Services.
With these universal standards in place, Figure 6 provides the general characteristics of each color of guidance.
Refinements to this guidance can, and most likely will, be made by the Governor with input from the North Dakota
Department of Commerce and the North Dakota Department of Health.
For greater detail on the protocols created for industries directly impacted by the Executive orders, please visit
BeLegendary.link/NDSmartRestart.
ND Smart Restart 3
Current as of 01/07/2021Guidance for Decision Making: North Dakota Health Criteria and Health Indicator Measures
The ND health criteria and health indicator measures will be used to guide decisions regarding county risk levels. The
Department of Health and the Governor’s Office, in conjunction with other state agencies, will use these measures to
provide a framework for decision making. Additional factors will be taken into consideration to determine the county risk
level on a recurring basis. Additional factors may include, but are not limited to, population density, hospitalization rates,
current active cases within a county, etc.
Gating Criteria
Critical High Risk Moderate Risk Low Risk New Normal
14 Day
Active Cases/10K (14
Over 40 30-39 20-29 10-19 10 or less
Day Rolling Average)
Tests/10K (14 Day
Under 20 21-30 31-40 41-45 46 or more
Rolling Average)
14 Day Rolling
Average Percent Over 15% 10-14.99% 5-9.99% 2-4.99% Under 2%
Positive Tests
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Current as of 01/07/2021Figure 5: Risk Levels and Health Guidance
The color-coded health guidance system is designated by the State Health Officer and the Statewide Emergency
Operations Center (SEOC) with input from the North Dakota Economic Resiliency Team, North Dakota Department of
Commerce and the North Dakota Department of Health. The SEOC has access to a detailed dashboard of monitoring,
testing, and hospital utilization data. This data includes health, social, and economic measures. The guidance can be
applied anytime and anywhere to address virus flareups or hotspots.
This versatile system will help North Dakota manage the health and economic risk or until a medical solution is discovered.
It is possible and even likely that multiple guidance colors will be designated by region, county, city, or community at the
same time. It is also possible that areas within the state will move through this spectrum of orange to yellow to green to
blue and back again based on the characteristics of the virus and our actions. North Dakota has not reached the red level
and through monitoring and mitigation measures, does not plan to hit the critical stage.
The maps below show hypothetical examples of how the public health guidance colors could be applied.
Figure 5. KEY
Red means critical risk and severe threat to public health.
Orange means high risk for everyone as well as high-risk individuals.
Yellow means moderate risk for everyone but high-risk individuals.
Green means low risk for everyone, but high-risk individuals.
Blue means a new normal baseline for everyone but high-risk individuals.
In every color of guidance, high-risk individuals are asked to operate under specific instructions issued by the Governor
and the North Dakota Department of Health.
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Current as of 01/07/2021Figure 6: Industry Summary of Color-Coded Health Guidance
Select Industry Critical High Risk Moderate Risk Low Risk New Normal
Employers are encouraged to
allow flexible working
arrangements (rotating shifts,
See DOH Essential Workers Fact Sheet* remote, etc.). Pre-screen and
monitor employees for
Employers of functioning critical infrastructure sectors exercise caution, with employees
symptoms. Follow social
working remotely when possible, evaluating workforce concerns, implementing policies Operate under
distancing guidelines. Ensure
informed by industry best practices, and enacting strategies to minimize economic impact. heightened hygiene and
Essential* Workplaces/ workers use face coverings in
Businesses that necessitate on-site work should pre-screen and monitor employees for cleaning standards.
Manufacturing accordance with CDC and
symptoms; comply with social distancing guidelines; ensure workers use face coverings in Monitor employees for
OSHA guidance and Smart
accordance with CDC and OSHA guidance and Smart Restart protocols; and follow cleaning symptoms.
Restart protocols. Follow
guidelines. Restrict unnecessary visitors from entering the workplace. Encourage testing for
cleaning guidelines.
symptomatic employees and close contacts identified in the workplace.
Encourage testing for
symptomatic employees and
close contacts identified in
the workplace.
Only essential services are
Non-essential services may
recommended. Employers exercise
reopen. Employers exercise
caution, with employees working
caution, with employees working
remotely when possible, evaluating Employers are encouraged to
remotely, evaluating workforce
workforce concerns, implementing allow flexible working
concerns, and enacting
policies informed by industry best arrangements (rotating shifts,
strategies to minimize economic
practices, and enacting strategies remote, etc.). Pre-screen and
impact. Businesses that
to minimize economic impact. monitor employees for
Only Essential necessitate on-site work pre-
General Employer Businesses that necessitate on-site, symptoms. Follow social
Services Open screen and monitor employees
Standards for All essential work pre-screen and distancing guidelines.
for symptoms; comply with Operate under
Industries monitor employees for symptoms;
social distancing guidelines; Limit occupancy to 80% heightened hygiene and
Shelter in Place comply with social distancing
require use of face coverings; capacity but no more than 300 cleaning standards.
guidelines; require use of face
Specific Types of and follow cleaning guidelines. persons. Monitor employees for
~~~~~~~~~ coverings; and follow cleaning
Employers expanded Limit occupancy to 65% capacity Strongly recommend or symptoms.
guidelines.
below This is due to the but no more than 200 persons. require use of face coverings.
Limit occupancy to 50% capacity
level of Restrict unnecessary visitors Follow cleaning guidelines.
but no more than 150 persons.
significant and from entering the workplace. Encourage testing for
Restrict unnecessary visitors from
uncontrolled Encourage testing for symptomatic employees and
entering the workplace. Encourage
widespread symptomatic employees and close contacts identified in the
testing for symptomatic employees
COVID-19 close contacts identified in the workplace.
and close contacts identified in the
disease across workplace. Cancel work-related
workplace. Cancel work-related
the state that gatherings (staff meetings, after-
gatherings (staff meetings, after-
resulted in work functions).
work functions).
increased deaths,
surge capacity of Curbside pickup, takeout, and
hospitals being delivery options preferable.
threatened and a Dine-in service limited to 65% of
Employers are encouraged to
lack of adequate normal capacity but no more
allow flexible working
PPE supplies than 200 persons. No standing
Curbside pickup, takeout, and arrangements (rotating shifts,
available for room options; dine-in seating
delivery is recommended. No dine- remote, etc.). Dine-in service is
healthcare only. Customer self-service of
in service, no customer self-service limited to 80% of normal
workers. food and beverage (salad bars,
and caution taken in food prep. If capacity with caution but no
buffets, fountain drinks, coffee) is
~~~~~~~~~ dine-in service is open, limit to more than 300 persons.
restricted following Smart
50% of normal capacity but no Standing room options may
Restart protocols.
more than 150 persons. No be considered with caution Operate under
Pre-screen and monitor
standing room options. No while maintaining social heightened hygiene and
employees for symptoms;
customer self-service of food or distancing. Limited customer cleaning standards.
comply with social distancing
beverage (salad bars, buffets, self-service of food and Monitor employees for
guidelines; require use of face
fountain drinks, coffee). Pre-screen beverage (salad bars, buffets, symptoms.
Restaurants, Bars & Food coverings; and follow cleaning
and monitor employees for fountain drinks, coffee) may Resume to normal
Service guidelines.
symptoms, comply with guidelines be considered following Smart capacity and operations
Strongly recommend dine-in
for social distancing, require use of Restart protocols. Pre-screen (dance floors, standing,
seating customers follow CDC’s
face coverings, follow cleaning and monitor employees for blackjack) while
guidance for wearing face
guidelines. symptoms; comply with social continuing to follow new
coverings before and after meal
Only Essential Contactless payment encouraged. distancing guidelines; strongly protocols.
service.
Services Open Create a safe environment for staff. recommend or require use of
No blackjack, gaming tables, or Contactless payment face coverings; and follow
gaming machines. No use of hand- encouraged. Blackjack and cleaning guidelines.
held entertainment or reservation gaming tables are closed.
Blackjack and gaming
notification devices. Dance floors Limited use of gaming machines
tables can resume with
are closed. may be considered following
precautions taken for social
distancing guidance and Smart
distancing while minimizing
Restart protocols. No use of
transmissible moments.
hand-held entertainment or
reservation notification devices.
Dance floors are closed.
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Current as of 01/07/2021;l,
Select Industry Critical High Risk Moderate Risk Low Risk New Normal
Employers exercise caution, with
employees working remotely
Employers are
Employers exercise caution, with when possible. Businesses that
encouraged to allow
employees working remotely when necessitate on-site work pre-
flexible working
possible, evaluating workforce screen and monitor employees for
arrangements (rotating
concerns, managing risk, symptoms. Non-essential services
shifts, remote, etc.). Pre- Operate under
implementing policies informed by may consider opening following
screen and monitor heightened hygiene &
industry best practices, and enacting Smart Restart protocols with
employees for symptoms; cleaning standards.
strategies to minimize economic social distancing guidelines;
comply with social Monitor employees for
Retail* (Including grocery impact. Businesses that necessitate require use of face coverings; and
distancing guidelines; symptoms.
stores, C-stores & on-site work pre-screen and monitor follow cleaning guidelines. Restrict
strongly recommend or Resume to normal
pharmacies) employees for symptoms; comply unnecessary visitors from entering
require use of face capacity of foodservice
with social distancing guidelines; the workplace. Encourage testing
Only Essential coverings; and follow operations while
require use of face coverings; and for symptomatic employees and
Services Open cleaning guidelines. continuing to follow new
follow cleaning guidelines. Restrict close contacts identified in the
Retail stores with protocols.
unnecessary visitors from entering. workplace. Cancel work-related
foodservice must follow
Retail stores with foodservice must gatherings (staff meetings, after-
Smart Restart protocols
follow Smart Restart protocols for work functions). Retail stores with
for restaurants and bars
restaurants and bars (above). foodservice must follow Smart
(above).
Restart protocols for restaurants
and bars (above).
Hotels with amenities such
Limited operations. Take as foodservice, fitness
precaution for staff & guests. No Hotels with amenities such as rooms, and recreational
customer self-service of food or foodservice, fitness rooms, and pool facilities follow Smart
beverage (continental breakfast, recreational pool facilities may Restart protocols. For Operate under heightened
coffee). Pre-screen and monitor resume following Smart Restart gatherings, limit occupancy hygiene & cleaning
employees for symptoms, comply protocols. to 80% of rated room standards. Monitor
with guidelines for social capacity but no more than employees for symptoms.
For gatherings, limit occupancy to
distancing, require use of face stated in the ND Smart Conventions and large
65% of rated room capacity but
coverings, follow cleaning Restart Large Gathering events are permitted with
no more than stated in the ND
guidelines. Tiered Capacity Document. safety guidance and
Smart Restart Large Gathering
For gatherings, limit occupancy to procedures.
Tiered Capacity Document. Pre-screen and monitor
50% of rated room capacity but
Businesses that necessitate on-site employees for symptoms; Resume to normal capacity
no more than stated in the ND
Hotel, Tourism, & work pre-screen and monitor comply with social of foodservice operations
Only Essential Smart Restart Large Gathering
Accommodations employees for symptoms; comply distancing guidelines; while continuing to follow
Services Open Tiered Capacity Document. Cancel
with social distancing guidelines; strongly recommend or proper safety guidance and
gatherings of any size where
require use of face coverings; and require use of face procedures.
distancing cannot be maintained.
follow cleaning guidelines. Cancel coverings; follow cleaning
Dance floors are closed.
gatherings of any size where guidelines.
Hotels with amenities of
distancing cannot be maintained. Limit occupancy of
foodservice must follow
Dance floors are closed. gatherings where
guidelines for restaurants and
Pools may open following social distancing cannot be
bars. Amenities such as fitness
distancing guidelines, CDC maintained.
rooms, and recreational pool
facilities must follow guidelines recommendations, aquatic health Pools may open following
for fitness centers and codes, and pool operator social distancing, CDC
recreational pools and water protocols. recommendations, aquatic
venues. health codes, and pool
operator protocols.
Expanded operations. Take
Limited operations. Take precaution precaution for staff &
for staff & guests. Gatherings in guests. Gatherings in
facilities can be up to 50% of facilities can be up to 75%
For gatherings, limit occupancy certified occupancy for that room of certified occupancy for
to 25% of rated room capacity but no more than stated in the ND that room but no more than
Operate under heightened
but no more than stated in the Smart Restart Large Gathering stated in the ND Smart hygiene & cleaning standards.
ND Smart Restart Large Tiered Capacity Document. Restart Large Gathering Monitor employees for
Gathering Tiered Capacity Businesses that necessitate on-site Tiered Capacity Document.
symptoms. Large groups
Only Essential Document. Cancel gatherings of work pre-screen and monitor Strongly recommended or allowed such as festivals and
Events & Gatherings
Services Open any size where distancing cannot employees for symptoms; comply require face coverings for all
sporting events. Mass
be maintained. with social distancing guidelines; workers and attendees. gatherings are permitted
Require face coverings. Catering require use of face coverings; and
Limit occupancy where when following proper safety
and foodservice must follow follow cleaning guidelines. Cancel
social distancing cannot be guidance and procedures.
Smart Restart protocols for gatherings of any size where
maintained.
restaurants and bars (see above). distancing cannot be maintained.
Catering and foodservice must Catering and foodservice
comply with restaurant and Smart must comply with restaurant
Restart protocols (see above). Smart Restart protocols (see
above).
ND Smart Restart 7
Current as of 01/07/2021Select Industry Critical High Risk Moderate Risk Low Risk New Normal
Personal care services may open if
face coverings are required for both
Personal care services may consider Operate under strict hygiene
clients and staff. If necessary,
opening following Smart Restart protocols. Operate under
increase 6-ft distance between
protocols. Operate under strict Pre-screen and monitor heightened
Personal Care Services workstations. Keep records of clients
hygiene protocols. employees for symptoms; hygiene &
(Salons, Barbers, Tanning, for contact tracing purposes if
Pre-screen and monitor employees comply with social cleaning
Tattoo/Body Art, Message needed. Set specific
for symptoms; comply with social distancing guidelines; standards.
Therapists) shopping/business hours for only
distancing guidelines; require use require use of face Monitor employees
customers that are at higher risk.
of face coverings; and follow coverings; and follow for symptoms.
Screen clients and employees for
cleaning guidelines. cleaning guidelines.
symptoms that includes temperature
Only Essential
checks.
Services Open
Fitness centers, gyms and
Fitness centers, gyms and
indoor/outdoor sporting events
indoor/outdoor sporting events
may consider opening following
may open with social distancing
Smart Restart protocols.
protocols & cleaning guidance.
See DOH COVID-19
See DOH COVID-19
Recommendations for Sports.
Recommendations for Sports.
Limit number of people to 65% of
Limit number of people to 80%
rated occupancy of the facility or
See DOH COVID-19 of rated occupancy of the facility
up to 200 people for using tracks,
Recommendations for Sports. or up to 300 people for using
courts, fitness equipment,
tracks, courts, fitness equipment,
For Fitness centers & gyms: strength training, etc. Pre-screen
strength training, etc. Pre-screen
Face coverings required. and monitor employees for
and monitor employees for
Group fitness classes with symptoms; comply with social
symptoms; comply with social
high inhalation/exhalation distancing guidelines; require use
distancing guidelines; require use
exchange in confined spaces of face coverings; and follow
of face coverings; and follow
(e.g. high-impact aerobics, cleaning guidelines. Coaches,
cleaning guidelines. Coaches,
spin) are not recommended. players not in play, and fans must
players not in play, and fans must Operate under
Limit number of people to comply with guidelines for social
comply with guidelines for social heightened
50% of rated occupancy of distancing. Require face coverings
distancing. Strongly recommend hygiene &
the facility or up to 150 for coaches, staff and fans.
Fitness Centers / Gyms and or require use of face coverings cleaning
people for using tracks, Require face coverings for players
Sporting Events for coaches, staff, and fans. standards.
courts, fitness equipment, not in play. Enhanced cleaning
Strongly recommend or require Monitor employees
strength training, etc. protocols. Limit the number of
face coverings for players not in for symptoms.
Limit the number of fans and fans and spectators to 65% of
play. Enhanced cleaning
Only Essential spectators to 50% of rated rated occupancy of the facility but
protocols. Limit the number of
Services Open occupancy of the facility but no no more than ND Smart Restart
fans and spectators to 80% of
more than stated in the ND Smart Large Gathering Tiered Capacity
rated occupancy of the facility
Restart Large Gathering Tiered Document (LINK)..
but no more than ND Smart
Capacity Document. Outdoor playgrounds and Restart Large Gathering Tiered
Pools follow guidelines for sporting events may open Capacity Document (LINK)..
fitness centers and following CDC guidelines.
Outdoor playgrounds and
recreational pools and water Cancel gatherings of any size sporting events may open
venues where social distancing cannot be following CDC guidelines.
maintained.
Limit occupancy where social
Hot tubs and saunas may operate distancing cannot be maintained.
following protocols. Pools may
Hot tubs, pools, and saunas may
open following social distancing,
open following social distancing,
CDC recommendations, aquatic
CDC recommendations, aquatic
health codes, and pool operator
health codes, and pool operator
protocols. Close off gathering
protocols.
areas.
See DOH COVID-19
Recommendations for Sports.
Strict hygiene & reduced group See DOH COVID-19
interactions. Monitor symptoms Recommendations for Sports.
of staff. May open with Strict hygiene. Monitor
See DOH COVID-
modifications to ensure visitors symptoms of staff. Strongly
19
can maintain social distancing, recommend or require face
Recommendations
and practice proper hand coverings, follow social
Outdoor walking and biking for Sports.
hygiene. Require use of face distancing guidance.
paths preferred. Monitor Operate under
Only Essential coverings. Enhance cleaning of Indoor/outdoor playgrounds and
Parks and Recreational symptoms of staff. Face heightened
Services Open public restrooms. Cancel or sports may operate following
facilities coverings required. Follow hygiene &
postpone events and gatherings CDC guidelines. Limit occupancy
guidance for fitness centers and cleaning
where social distancing cannot where social distancing cannot
schools. standards.
be maintained. be maintained.
Monitor employees
Outdoor playgrounds and sports Pools may open following social for symptoms.
may open following CDC distancing, CDC
guidelines. Pools may open recommendations, aquatic health
following social distancing, CDC codes, and pool operator
recommendations, aquatic protocols.
health codes, and pool operator
protocols.
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Current as of 01/07/2021Select Industry Critical High Risk Moderate Risk Low Risk New Normal
See child care provider
See child care provider guidance. See child care provider
guidance.
May remain open for essential guidance. See child care provider
Enhanced cleaning and guidance.
services. Enhanced cleaning and
distancing protocols. No
distancing protocols. No Enhanced cleaning & Operate under
symptomatic employees or
symptomatic children. Close distancing protocols. No heightened hygiene &
children. Congregate areas are
Child Care communal use spaces such as symptomatic employees or cleaning standards.
closed. Require employees to
cafeteria and playgrounds if children. Stagger arrival and Monitor children and
use face coverings. Maintain
possible, or stagger use and drop off times. Employees are employees for
enhanced social distancing.
clean/disinfect between use. Stagger strongly recommended or symptoms.
Stagger arrival and drop off
arrival and drop off times. Require required to wear face
times. Require use of face
use of face coverings for employees. coverings.
coverings for employees.
See Schools and University See Schools and University See Schools and University See Schools and University
Schools K-12 and
guidance guidance guidance guidance
Universities
Long Term Care, Basic
Care, and Assisted Living VP3 LINK VP3 LINK VP3 LINK VP3 LINK
(VP3)
Stay Home. Stay Healthy. Stay
Stay Home. Stay Healthy. Stay Use caution; avoid large
Connected. Avoid crowds.
Connected. Avoid crowds. crowds when communities
Members of households with Take every day public health
Vulnerable Individuals in Members of households with have resurgence of cases.
Shelter in place vulnerable residents take and hygiene precautions and
public places vulnerable residents take Public places should strongly
precautions. Public places stay home when sick.
precautions. Public places should recommend or require face
should require use of face
require use of face coverings. coverings.
coverings.
Source: North Dakota Department of Health.
Further details on protocols created for individual industries available at BeLegendary.link/NDSmartRestart
If your business is not on this list, we thank you for exercising your best judgement and taking responsibility for keeping your
customers and employees healthy
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