It’s official: Ohio will be one of the first states to attempt a return to normalcy after nationwide lockdowns.
As the curve of new COVID-19 cases flattens and decelerates, Ohio is making the move to get people back to work, Governor Mike DeWine announced on Thursday.
In a press briefing, Governor DeWine confirmed that on May 1, 2020, Ohio will strategically begin the process of going back to life as normal.
To prevent a “relapse” of COVID-19 the governor and his administration are going to allow the reopening of businesses in strategic ways.
DeWine acknowledged that the plan is not yet complete, but let the state know that officials are working on it diligently and that it will be made public before the May 1 reopening.
More details on DeWine’s statements can be found below:
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