Governor Issues “Stay at Home” Order
Today, Governor Justice issued a “stay at home” order commencing at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 24.
Here is the text of the order, including which businesses are considered essential and which are not.
Here is a fact sheet from WV DHHR about the order.
At the right is a brief summary of the order, tweeted by the governor’s office.
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