Gov. Tom Wolf announced that he will slowly reopen Pennsylvania by phases: red, yellow and green.
Twenty-four Pennsylvania counties moved into the yellow phase May 8.
[ Reopening Pennsylvania: What you can expect when counties move to yellow phase ]
All southwest Pennsylvania counties, with the exception of Beaver County, will move into the yellow phase May 15.
Under the yellow designation, stay-at-home orders will be lifted and gatherings of up to 25 people will be allowed.
Here is what will be open for counties in the yellow phase:
- Child care is open, although businesses must follow federal and state guidance for safety, social distancing and cleaning.
- Most retail stores will be allowed to open, but curbside pickup and delivery is still preferable.
- Pet Groomers
- 232 Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores, including in our area, will allow limited in-store public access.
- Golf courses, marinas, guided fishing trips and privately owned campgrounds are opened statewide.
- Construction is now allowed statewide.
- Restaurants and bars will still be limited to carryout or delivery.
Here is what will remain closed:
- Gyms, casinos, theaters and other indoor recreational, wellness and entertainment venues will stay closed.
- Schools remain closed.
All businesses must follow CDC and DOH guidance for social distancing and cleaning.
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