Politics & Government
Gov. Kemp Extends Shelter In Place Order Through April 30
Kemp also renewed the statewide Public Health State of Emergency through May 13.
Posted on: April 9, 2020
Gov. Brian Kemp announced at a press conference that he would extend the current Shelter in Place Executive Order through April 30 with all provisions remaining in effect.
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Kemp also renewed the statewide Public Health State of Emergency through May 13, and issued executive orders to extend National Guard Support and add 1,000 additional troops, ensure the safety of employees and residents at nursing homes and long-term care facilities, and to suspend short term rentals. These executive orders are below:
- Executive Order: Renewal of Public Health State of Emergency
- Executive Order: Extending National Guard Support and Adding 1,000 More Troops
- Executive Order: Ensuring Safety of Employees and Residents of Nursing Homes and Long-Term Care Facilities
- Executive Order: Suspension of Short-Term Rentals
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