1. How to Vaccinate Your Workforce - ensure all your employees are signed up for the COVID-19 Vaccine Connector to receive alerts about their eligibility and opportunities to get vaccinated at a location near them, including potential selection for shots at the state’s Community Vaccination Program site; your employees can also search for local vaccine providers in their area using the Vaccine Locator map, or you can host on-site vaccination
2. Vaccine Information - a COVID-19 Vaccine Communication Toolkit provides the most up-to-date, accurate information on these safe and highly effective vaccines to encourage your employees to get vaccinated
3. CDC Essential Workers COVID-19 Vaccine Toolkit - help your organization educate employees about COVID-19 vaccines, raise awareness about the benefits of vaccination, and address common questions and concerns
4. Connect with MDH - request someone to come and speak on COVID-19 vaccines at your organization
5. Legal Guidance - from the CDC, with additional information from the EEOC

• Minnesotans should keep wearing masks.
• Continue to socially distance.
• All of the guidance today requires businesses and venues to maintain mask guidelines and 6 feet of distance between guests or groups to reduce the spread of the virus.

• Indoor social gatherings are limited to 15 people, outdoor gatherings to 50 people max.
• Social distancing between households must be maintained.

• Beginning April 15, the requirement to work from home shifts to a strong recommendation. Employers are also strongly encouraged to implement reasonable accommodations for at-risk employees or employees with one or more members of their household who have underlying medical conditions and are not yet eligible for vaccination.

• Beginning April 15, the requirement to work from home shifts to a strong recommendation.
• Employers are also strongly encouraged to implement reasonable accommodations for at-risk employees, or employees with one or more members of their household who have underlying medical conditions and are not yet eligible for vaccination.

• Indoor dining: 75% capacity, 250 people max.
• Outdoor dining: 75% capacity, 250 people max.
• Parties of no more than six people must remain six feet from other parties; bar seating is open to parties of four; establishments must close for on-site dining between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. All patrons must be seated.
• Beginning April 1, restaurants and bars with sufficient normal occupant capacity may exceed 250 people per applicable percentage limits and guidance.

• Open at 100% capacity, but 6 feet of distance must be maintained between parties.

• Gym capacity is capped at 50%, maximum capacity remains at 250.
• Machines and people should maintain 6 feet of distance.
• Indoor classes are limited to 25 people, assuming distancing can be observed. Outdoor classes are limited to 50 people.
• Masks required.
• Beginning April 1, gyms, personal fitness and yoga studios, or martial arts spaces with sufficient normal occupant capacity may exceed 250 people per applicable percentage limits and guidance.

• For seated indoor venues: the venue may operate with an additional 15% of the occupant capacity above 500, with a maximum capacity not to exceed 3,000 for the entire venue (seated venues must have assigned seating, and patrons must remain seated).
• For non-seated indoor venues: the venue may operate with an additional 10% of the capacity above 500, with a maximum capacity not to exceed 1,500 for the entire venue.
• Masks required.
• No food service between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m.

• For seated outdoor venues: the venue may operate with an additional 25% of the occupant capacity above 500, with a maximum capacity not to exceed 10,000 for the entire venue (seated venues must have assigned seating, and patrons must remain seated).
• For non-seated outdoor venues: the venue may operate with an additional 15% of the capacity above 500, with a maximum capacity not to exceed 10,000 for the entire venue.
• Social distancing is required.
• No food or beverage service or consumption between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m.
• Masks required.

• Practices and games open with limited spectators according to appropriate venue capacity restrictions. See Guidance for Entertainment Venues.
• Tournaments are allowed but discouraged. Out of state play is discouraged. Masks are required for all, at both practices and games.
• See COVID-19 Sports Practice Guidance for Youth and Adults.

• Open per DNR's Outdoor Recreation Guidelines
• Up to 50 people may engage in outdoor activities together, with at least 6 feet of separation between households.
• Guided and instructional activities may now include more than one guide or instructor.

• Open at 100% capacity. Masks required.
• 6 feet of social distance must be maintained between households.
• No food or drink except when essential to perform a ritual or service (e.g., Communion), and singing is permitted as long as congregants remain masked.

• These events are now only subject to the entertainment venue capacity limits for the setting where they are held. See entertainment guidance for details.
• Table size is limited to 6 and guests must be seated while eating and drinking.
• These events may not occur between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m.
• Beginning April 1, reception spaces for celebrations or private parties with sufficient normal occupant capacity may exceed 250 people per applicable percentage limits and guidance (https://staysafe.mn.gov).

• Open at 50% capacity, max 250 people, and 6 feet of social distancing is required. See COVID-19 Public Pools under Executive Order 20-104.
• Beginning April 1, pools and swim parks with sufficient normal occupant capacity may exceed 250 people per applicable percentage limits and guidance.