Inslee Adds More Stay-At-Home Guidance For Businesses
OLYMPIA, WA — Gov. Jay Inslee's office released updated guidance Tuesday evening, classifying more categories of businesses deemed essential under the "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order.
Car sales & repair
Under the governor's latest guidance, car repair facilities are essential and may continue operating with "the minimum number of workers required to support provide a service," while adhering to social distancing and sanitary requirements.
The updated guidance allows for limited sales and leasing at new and used dealerships, only if they are closing a transaction that began before the governor's proclamation, or if it is necessary to replace a heavily damaged vehicle. All visits must be scheduled in advance, and only one employee can be in the building at a time.
Fishing and recreation
Inslee's order allows for commercial fishing operations and work to support geoduck fisheries, but recreational shellfish harvesting and fishing are classified as non-essential activities.
While state campgrounds are closed until at least April 30, private campgrounds are considered essential and allowed to remain open, to ensure that long-term residents are not displaced. "To the greatest extent possible, avoid using this bulletin to justify vacationing in an unsafe manner," the order reads.
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