Connecticut COVID-19 Response
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Official Guidelines
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Can I still have a wedding? Can I attend a wedding? What restrictions do I need to know about?
5/26/2021Weddings have specific guidelines for both the ceremony and the reception
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I am planning to hold / attend a large event in the next few weeks. Am I still allowed to do this?
5/26/2021Currently, Connecticut's COVID-19 restrictions have been largely eliminated, but you're advised to stay at least 6 feet away from anyone, whether in a large group or not.
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I’m attending funeral services. How many people can gather at a funeral, wake, or burial?
5/26/2021Restrictions are currently lifted on religious, spiritual, or worship gatherings, but it is recommended that proper distancing measures are observed.
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Will my child be allowed to go camping this year? Are camps and campgrounds allowed to be open?
5/18/2021The state has not mandated that youth camps close. However, other restrictions are in place....
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Can I visit beaches and go swimming?
5/18/2021What are the current guidelines on visiting beaches and swimming in CT?
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Can I receive telehealth services from a practitioner who is based out of state?
5/11/2021Section 5(b) of Executive Order 7G allows a clinician licensed in another state to treat someone in CT through telehealth without getting a license in CT.
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I need medical attention, but I’d rather not leave my home. Can I use telemedicine services?
5/11/2021Governor Lamont and the state agencies are working to encourage health insurance providers to ensure that Connecticut residents can access medical assistance from their homes during this health crisis.
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Are hotels and private residential rentals allowed to operate during this emergency?
4/23/2021As of June 17, hotels and lodging facilities are allowed to reopen, as long as they adhere to strict safety guidelines
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Will there still be local elections? How do I vote in my town election?
4/8/2021The State has set forth procedures and revised timelines for local elections allowing absentee votes.
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3/18/2021
Governor Lamont has authorized the Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS) to waive the requirement for in-person recertification at the present time.
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