Wyoming COVID restrictions ending

Statewide restrictions due to the COVID pandemic are ending. Statewide public health order #2, which affected indoor events of more than 500 people, is now eliminated. However, mask use and physical distancing requirements in statewide public health order #1 related to K-12 schools will remain through May 31^st, while the same requirements for colleges are immediately eliminated.
An extension of statewide public health order #1 past May 31^st is not expected.
Wyoming Department of Health Epidemiologist Dr. Alexia Harrist says “We are making these changes now because we are confident in the effectiveness of the currently authorized COVID-19 vaccines. We are seeing excellent results among those who have been vaccinated.”
Department of Health data shows more than 28% of Wyoming residents are fully vaccinated with more people choosing the vaccines every day.

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