FRANKFORT, Ky. — On Friday, 18 industries can increase capacity to 60% as the state completes its seventh straight week of declining COVID-19 cases, Gov. Andy Beshear announced.
“This capacity increase is an initial step where we will watch and see to ensure we don’t see a corresponding increase in cases,” the governor said.
The following businesses can now increase capacity to 60%:
- Indoor auctions
- Barbershops/cosmetology/hair salons
- Bars and restaurants
- Bowling alleys
- Indoor educational and cultural activities
- Fitness centers
- Funeral and memorial services
- Government offices/agencies
- Massage therapy
- Movie theaters
- Nail salons
- Office-based businesses
- Places of worship (recommendation)
- Retail
- Tanning salons
- Tattoo parlors
- Vehicle and vessel dealerships
- Venues and event spaces
The governor said he intends to increase child care capacity to regular group size on March 15 if positive trends continue.
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