This article is about the pandemic in the state of Pennsylvania as a whole. For the pandemic in Philadelphia, see COVID-19 pandemic in Philadelphia.
The COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed to have reached the U.S. state of Pennsylvania in March 2020. As of October 7, 2021[update], the Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed 1,464,264 cumulative cases and 29,814 deaths in the state.[1] As of September 1, 2021[update], Pennsylvania has administered 6,238,812 partial vaccinations, and 5,983,128 full vaccinations.[2]
Sources:[3][4] Notes: Recovery data discontinued January 4 2022.
On May 4, 2022, the PA DOH began updating data weekly on Wednesdays. Data continues to be reported to the CDC Monday through Friday.
March 2020
On March 6, Governor Tom Wolf reported Pennsylvania's first two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Delaware County and in Wayne County.[5][6] Both cases were related to travel — one to another state within the U.S. and another to Europe.[7][8][9]
On March 9, 4 new cases were confirmed, bringing the total to 10.
On March 10, 2 new cases were confirmed, bringing the total to 12.[10]
On March 12, Governor Wolf implemented social distancing measures in Allegheny, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties, which urged nonessential businesses to close.
On March 13, Governor Wolf announced that all Pennsylvania schools will be closed for at least two weeks.[11] Additionally, park programs were cancelled.[12]
On March 16, Governor Wolf extended the social distancing measures across the entire state. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney ordered nonessential businesses and city government to close for two weeks.[13] Governor Wolf ordered bars and restaurants to close to dine-in customers in Allegheny, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties. Visitors were also prohibited at correctional facilities and nursing homes statewide.[14] The Pennsylvania Turnpike stopped accepting cash or credit cards and implemented all-electronic tolling starting at 8 p.m.[13]
By March 17, there were 96 cases in the state; more than half of them were in the Philadelphia area with Montgomery County as the highest number.[14] All Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores across the state closed at the end of the business day.[15]
On March 19, Governor Wolf ordered a statewide closure of all "non-life sustaining businesses operations and services," with enforcement of this order going into effect at 12:01 am on Saturday, March 21.[18] The PA Department of Education canceled all statewide assessments including the PSSA testing, Keystone exams, and the Pennsylvania Alternate System of Assessment (PASA) for the remainder of the 2019–2020 school year.[19]
On March 21, the department of health announced the state's second death as well as 103 new cases. The second death was in Allegheny County.[16]Rachel Levine, the Secretary of Health for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, said during a press conference "A state-wide shelter in place was not out of the question."[20]
On March 22, 273 new cases were reported, bringing the total to 644. The sixth death occurred in Montgomery County.[21][22] Mayor Kenney issued a stay-at-home order for the city of Philadelphia, set to take effect March 23 at 8:00 am.[23]
On March 23, Governor Wolf issued additional stay-at-home orders for Allegheny, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, Monroe, and a redundant order for Philadelphia County, to go into effect at 8:00 pm the same day.[24]
On March 24, Governor Wolf issued a stay-at-home order for Erie County starting at 8:00 pm the same day.[25]
On March 25, Governor Wolf issued a stay-at-home order for Lehigh and Northampton counties.[26] A 35-year-old woman in Hanover Township, Luzerne County was arrested for deliberately coughing and spitting on food at a Gerrity's Supermarket. She made verbal threats about being infected with COVID-19 and has been charged with two counts of terrorism and two other felonies plus a misdemeanor for attempting to steal a pack of beer. The supermarket had to throw out $35,000 worth of merchandise and has since raised employee pay $1 per hour. The woman is being tested for coronavirus.[27]
On March 27, Governor Wolf issued a stay-at-home order for Berks, Butler, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Luzerne, Pike, Wayne, Westmoreland, and York counties.[28]
On March 28, Governor Wolf issued a stay-at-home order for Beaver, Centre, and Washington counties.[29] Governor Wolf announced 533 new cases, bringing the statewide total to 2,751. The highest rise in cases was in Philadelphia County.[16]
April 2020
Variable-message sign along Interstate 95 in Philadelphia telling people to practice social distancing, stay home, and limit travel
On April 1, Governor Wolf extended the stay-at-home order across the entire state effective that evening at 8:00 pm.[30][31]
On April 3, Governor Wolf asked Pennsylvanians to wear cloth face coverings in public. Philadelphia reduced recycling pickup to every two weeks due to staff shortages.[32]
On April 9, Governor Wolf officially ordered the closing of all Pennsylvania schools through the end of the academic school year. He stated that they will resume all classes through means of Google Classroom and other online classroom tools. He had not yet stated if the Class of 2020 graduations will be postponed or cancelled.[33]
On April 15, Health Secretary Levine issued an order requiring safety precautions for essential businesses (except for Hospitals).[34]
On April 17, Governor Wolf laid out a plan to provide relief for Pennsylvanians (Phase 1), gradually reopen the state (Phase 2), and recover from this situation (Phase 3).[35] The state government used a three-phase color-coded plan to reopen the state. The first and most restrictive phase is the red phase, which includes a stay-at-home order and only allows essential businesses to be open. The second phase of the reopening process is the yellow phase, which calls for aggressive mitigation and allows some businesses to reopen while others must remain closed. The third and least restrictive phase is the green phase, which allows most businesses to be open while following health guidelines.[34]
On April 19, Governor Wolf ordered employees and customers at essential businesses to wear face masks effective at 8 p.m.[36]
On April 20, hundreds of protesters marched on the Pennsylvania State Capitol building during a "Operation Gridlock Pennsylvania" event in Harrisburg in order to protest the stay-at-home order.[37] The protest was organized by three groups, "Re-open Pennsylvania", "End the Lockdown Pennsylvania" and "Pennsylvania Against Excessive Quarantine" led in part by an Ohio-based Second Amendment rights activist named Chris Dorr.[38][37][39]
May 2020
Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Rachel Levine at a press conference on May 29, 2020, announcing counties moving to a different phase in the state's reopening plan
On May 1, public and private construction projects were allowed to resume.[40] In addition, golf courses, marinas, guided fishing trips, and private campgrounds were allowed to reopen.[41]
On May 7, Governor Wolf extended the stay-at-home order until June 4 for counties in the red phase.[42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49]
On May 8, 24 counties entered the yellow phase, allowing some businesses to reopen. They are Bradford, Cameron, Centre, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Forest, Jefferson, Lawrence, Lycoming, McKean, Mercer, Montour, Northumberland, Potter, Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga, Union, Venango, and Warren.[50][51]
On May 15, 13 more counties entered the yellow phase: Allegheny, Armstrong, Bedford, Blair, Butler, Cambria, Fayette, Fulton, Greene, Indiana, Somerset, Washington, and Westmoreland.[52][53]
On May 22, 12 more counties entered the yellow phase: Adams, Beaver, Carbon, Columbia, Cumberland, Juniata, Mifflin, Perry, Susquehanna, Wayne, Wyoming, and York.[54][55]
On May 29, eight more counties entered the yellow phase: Dauphin, Franklin, Huntingdon, Lebanon, Luzerne, Monroe, Pike and Schuylkill. The first 18 counties to enter the green phase were Bradford, Cameron, Centre, Clarion, Clearfield, Crawford, Elk, Forest, Jefferson, Lawrence, McKean, Montour, Potter, Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga, Venango, and Warren.[56]
On June 5, 16 more counties entered the green phase: Allegheny, Armstrong, Bedford, Blair, Butler, Cambria, Clinton, Fayette, Fulton, Greene, Indiana, Lycoming, Mercer, Somerset, Washington and Westmoreland. The last ten counties to enter the yellow phase were Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, and Philadelphia. There are no remaining counties in the red phase.[57][58][59][60]
On June 12, 12 more counties entered the green phase: Adams, Beaver, Carbon, Columbia, Cumberland, Juniata, Mifflin, Northumberland, Union, Wayne, Wyoming, and York.[61][62][63][64][65]
On June 16, there had been 48 cases and 4 deaths at a York County nursing home.[66]
On June 19, eight more counties entered the green phase: Dauphin, Franklin, Huntingdon, Luzerne, Monroe, Perry, Pike, and Schuylkill.[67][68][69]
On June 24, Pennsylvania's Secretary of Health, Dr. Rachel Levine, announced that the state would partner with CVS Health to provide free COVID-19 tests to skilled nursing facilities across the state, to commence June 29.[70]
On July 1, Governor Wolf issued a statewide order mandating the wearing of face masks in all public spaces in the state.[87][88][89][90][91][92]
On July 2, the Pennsylvania Department of Health recommended that people who have traveled, or plan to travel, to a state with a high number of COVID-19 cases should quarantine for 14 days upon return to Pennsylvania.[93][94]
On July 3, Lebanon County became the final county to enter the green phase. There are no remaining counties in the yellow phase. Allegheny County, which is home to Pittsburgh, closed bars, restaurants, and casinos for a week, and cancelled gatherings of 25 people or more due to a rise in cases.[95]
On July 15, Governor Wolf partially rolled back some of the lifted restrictions by imposing new restrictions due to a rise in cases. Restaurants were limited to 25 percent capacity for indoor dining, alcohol can only be served for on-premises consumption when purchased with a meal, telework must be implemented when possible, and indoor gatherings were limited to 25 people.[98]
On July 24, the Berks County Coroner office in Reading announced an autopsy revealed a local 26-day-old female baby that recently died tested positive for the virus and would investigate the death as a co-sleeping accident. The baby may be the state's youngest death from the virus.[99]
As of August 11, 332 cases were reported at Brighton Rehabilitation and Wellness Center in Beaver County, with at least 73 deaths.[105]
On August 12, a surge in cases in rural Union County was the result of at least 19 cases at the federal prison at Lewisburg.[106]
On August 19, a large crowd of freshmen students at the University Park campus of Pennsylvania State University gathered; many of them did not practice social distancing or wearing masks. A petition calling for the freshmen who gathered in the crowd to be sent home gained close to 3,500 signatures.[107]
On August 30, Temple University reverted to online instruction after 103 people tested positive. Contact tracing linked the outbreak to off-campus apartments and small social gatherings.[109]
On August 31, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania moved classes online for the remainder of the fall semester following a rise in COVID-19 cases during the first two weeks of students being on campus for classes.[110]
On September 1, Philadelphia's health commissioner told Temple University students, "You should assume that everyone around you is infected." Guidance for colleges in Philadelphia was revised "to recommend against gatherings of any size."[111]Gettysburg College announced an all-student quarantine through at least the end of the week, after 25 of 348 students tested positive. Students may "leave their rooms only to pick up food, use the bathroom or get their COVID-19 test."[112]
On September 3, Temple University announced classes would be held online for the remainder of the fall semester following the COVID-19 outbreak at the campus.[113]
On September 11, the borough of Kutztown, which is home to Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, enacted an emergency ordinance that limits residential gatherings of unrelated people to 10 people or less and also mandates masks in public spaces when people are within 6 feet of others outside their household. Violators of the ordinance can be fined between $100 and $600.[114]
On September 13, the Pennsylvania Department of Health no longer reports COVID-19 statistics on Sundays.[115]
On September 14, U.S. District Judge William S. Stickman IV ruled that Governor Wolf's pandemic restrictions - including the stay-at-home order, size limits on gatherings, and the order for non-essential businesses to close - were unconstitutional.[116]
On September 17, Governor Wolf and Health Secretary Levine signed orders that effective September 21, restaurants must stop alcohol sales for on-premises consumption at 11:00 pm and must remove alcohol from tables at midnight. The order was intended to discourage congregating in restaurants and reduce increases in COVID-19 cases among adults age 19–24.[117]
On September 21, restaurants were allowed to increase to 50 percent capacity for indoor dining after completing self-certification documents.[118]
On September 22, the COVID Alert PA smartphone app was launched to notify people if they were exposed to someone with COVID-19.[119]
October 2020
On October 6, Governor Wolf increased crowd capacity limits for indoor and outdoor events including sporting events effective October 9. The limits are based on venue size and whether the venue is indoors or outdoors.[120]
On November 13, health officials in Montgomery County ordered schools to go all-virtual for two weeks starting November 23 due to a rise in cases and hospitalizations.[121]
On November 16, the city of Philadelphia announced new restrictions due to a surge in cases, which are in place from November 20 until January 1, 2021. The restrictions include no indoor dining at restaurants, capacity limits at retail stores and religious institutions, the closure of gyms, libraries, and certain entertainment businesses, telework for office workers required unless it is not possible, no indoor gatherings, reduced size limits on outdoor gatherings, and no youth or school sports. Colleges, universities, and high schools are only allowed to offer online classes while elementary and middle schools are allowed in-person instruction following health guidelines.[122]
On November 17, Health Secretary Levine announced that anyone traveling to Pennsylvania must get a COVID-19 test within 72 hours of arrival or quarantine for 14 days, effective November 20. In addition, masks must be worn in every indoor facility and any time people are indoors with other people from outside their household, even if they can remain socially distant.[123]
On November 19, Health Secretary Levine announced a three-phase plan to distribute a COVID-19 vaccine once it is available. The first phase will provide the vaccine to critical populations, including healthcare workers, first responders, critical workers, essential workers, people over the age of 65, and people living in congregate settings. The second phase will expand the vaccine to vulnerable populations and people with health conditions who may be a high risk of developing complications from the virus. The third phase will allow the remainder of the population to be vaccinated.[124]
On November 23, Health Secretary Levine announced a stay-at-home advisory as cases deaths and hospitalizations continued to increase. In addition, it was announced that alcohol sales at bars and restaurants would be suspended on Thanksgiving Eve, traditionally a big drinking holiday, with the suspension running from 5 p.m. November 25 to 8 a.m. November 26.[125]
December 2020
On December 8 (announced December 9), Governor Wolf tested positive for COVID-19.[126]
On December 10, Governor Wolf announced several restrictions to slow the spread of the virus; these restrictions are in place from December 12 until January 4, 2021. During this time, indoor dining is prohibited at restaurants except for outdoor dining at 50% capacity, indoor operations at gyms are prohibited, indoor gatherings are limited to 10 people, outdoor gatherings are limited to 50 people, youth sports and in-person extracurricular activities are prohibited, businesses are limited to 50 percent capacity, and in-person entertainment including theaters, concert venues, museums, arcades, casinos, and bowling alleys are ordered to be closed. The order is to prevent hospitals from getting overwhelmed from a surge from Christmas and New Year's gatherings.[127]
On December 14, the first doses of the Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in Pennsylvania were issued to healthcare workers. Charmaine Pykosh, an acute care nurse in the surgical/intensive care unit at UPMC Presbyterian in Pittsburgh, received the first dose of the vaccine.[128]
On January 8, the state announced updates to the phases in which the COVID-19 vaccine will be offered. In Phase 1A, the vaccine will be available to healthcare workers and nursing homes. In Phase 1B, the vaccine will be available to people over age 75 and essential workers including first responders, correction officers, postal workers, grocery store workers, teachers, school support staff, clergy, public transit workers, daycare workers, and manufacturing workers. In Phase 1C, the vaccine will be available to people age 65–74, pregnant women, people with existing health issues, and other essential workers including public safety workers, wastewater plant workers, elected government officials, the judiciary, legal service workers, media workers, and communications workers. In Phase 2, the vaccine will be available to the general population over age 16.[129]
On January 19, the state expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to people over age 65 and people age 16–64 with health conditions that put them at higher risk.[130]
On February 12, Acting Health Secretary Alison Beam issued a new COVID-19 vaccine order intended to speed up the administration of the vaccine. Under this order, vaccine providers must administer 80 percent of their first doses of the vaccine within seven days of receiving them and must also provide an appointment card and schedule an appointment for the second dose of two-dose vaccines. In addition, vaccine providers must have both an online and phone-based registration system. Vaccine providers must also record information on each vaccine administered and keep track of inventory levels.[132]
On February 17, the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced that several vaccine providers accidentally gave second doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine as first doses, leading to a shortage of available vaccine doses and forcing upcoming vaccination appointments to be rescheduled or canceled.[133]
On February 19, Governor Wolf effectively extended the state's disaster declaration by signing a 90-day extension bill. The renewal, the fourth since the original declaration on March 6, 2020, "will allow the commonwealth to maintain its response and support efforts as we continue testing, contact tracing and vaccination efforts to keep Pennsylvanians safe," Wolf stated.[134]
On March 1, Governor Wolf increased capacity limits for indoor and outdoor events, with indoor events limited to 15 percent maximum occupancy and outdoor events limited to 20 percent maximum occupancy. The state also eliminated the requirement that people traveling to Pennsylvania must get a COVID-19 test within 72 hours of arrival or quarantine for 14 days.[135]
On March 3, Governor Wolf announced plans to make the one-dose Janssen COVID-19 vaccine available to teachers and school staff in order to get students back into the classroom for in-person instruction.[136]
On March 6 marks 1 year since PA reported its first 2 confirmed cases of COVID-19
On March 15, Governor Wolf announced the lifting of more restrictions effective April 4. Restaurants are allowed to increase indoor dining to 75 percent capacity with self-certification or 50 percent capacity without self-certification. In addition, restaurants are allowed to resume bar service, alcohol will allowed to be served without the purchase of food, and the curfew for removing alcohol from tables will be eliminated. Also effective April 4, personal services, gyms, and entertainment will be allowed to increase to 75 percent capacity, indoor events will be allowed to increase to 25 percent maximum occupancy, and outdoor events will be allowed to increase to 50 percent maximum occupancy.[137]
On March 22, the state revised the mask mandate to allow fully vaccinated people to gather without masks or social distancing and to allow fully vaccinated people to gather without masks or social distancing with a single household that is not vaccinated but is considered low risk of severe disease from COVID-19.[138]
On March 31, the state announced expanded eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine. Effective March 31, law enforcement officials, probation and parole staff, firefighters, and grocery store workers will be eligible to receive the vaccine. The remainder of Phase 1B will be eligible on April 5, Phase 1C will be eligible on April 12, and all Pennsylvanians will be eligible on April 19. The expansion in vaccine eligibility was made possible as the pace of vaccinations has picked up.[139]
April 2021
On April 12, the state announced all Pennsylvania residents age 16 and older outside Philadelphia would be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine effective April 13, six days earlier than originally planned.[140]
On April 27, the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced that it updated mask guidance for fully vaccinated people. Fully vaccinated people are no longer required to wear a mask outdoors unless they are in crowded spaces; unvaccinated people are still required to wear a mask in most situations.[141]
May 2021
On May 4, the state announced that all COVID-19 mitigation orders will be lifted on May 31, with the exception of the mask mandate. The mask mandate will be lifted when 70% of residents age 18 and older are fully vaccinated.[142]
On May 11, Governor Wolf announced that gathering limits will increase to 50 percent capacity for indoor gatherings and to 75 percent capacity for outdoor gatherings effective May 17.[143]
On May 13, the state announced that fully vaccinated people will no longer be required to wear masks outdoors in crowds or in most indoor settings. Masks will still be required for fully vaccinated people in crowded indoor settings including buses, airplanes, hospitals, prisons, and homeless shelters.[144]
On May 27, Acting Health Secretary Beam announced that the state mask mandate will be fully lifted on June 28 or when 70% of residents age 18 and older are fully vaccinated, whichever comes first.[145]
June 2021
On June 10, the Pennsylvania State Senate voted in favor of a resolution terminating the disaster emergency declaration issued by Governor Wolf; the Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted in favor of it on June 8. The Pennsylvania State Senate also voted in favor of a bill to keep waivers of state regulations in place through September 30, 2021.[146]
On June 28, the mask mandate in Pennsylvania was lifted. Masks are still required on planes, trains, buses, and public transportation. In addition, organizations, businesses, and healthcare providers can still require masks at their discretion.[147]
July 2021
On July 22, the city of Philadelphia recommended people wear masks in indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status, due to a rise in cases among unvaccinated people including children.[148]
On July 29, health officials in Montgomery County recommended all teachers, students, staff, and visitors wear masks in school buildings when the new school year begins, regardless of vaccination status, in accordance with updated CDC guidance.[149]
August 2021
On August 4, Pennsylvania State University announced that students, staff, and visitors will be required to wear masks in indoor spaces on all of its campuses.[150]
On August 6, the University of Pennsylvania announced students and staff will be required to wear masks indoors with some exceptions.[151]
On August 10, Governor Wolf announced that about 25,000 employees of state prisons and state healthcare and congregate care facilities will be required to be fully vaccinated by September 7 or take weekly COVID-19 tests.[152]
On August 13, Montgomery County announced staff and visitors to county government buildings will be required to wear masks, while recommending all people regardless of vaccination status wear masks in indoor public places.[153]
On August 31, Governor Wolf announced that students, teachers, and staff in all public and private K-12 schools and child care facilities will be required to wear masks effective September 7 amid a rise in cases caused by the SARS-CoV-2 Delta variant.[154]
September 2021
On September 3, officials in Montgomery County announced that effective September 6, people will be recommended to wear masks outdoors if they cannot practice social distancing regardless of vaccination status. This recommendation was made after Montgomery County was in the high level of community transmission of COVID-19 for two weeks.[155]
November 2021
On November 8, Governor Wolf announced that school districts will be allowed to modify or end the mask mandate for K-12 students effective January 17, 2022. The mask mandate will remain in place for early learning and childcare facilities.[156]
On November 10, a state court threw out the mask mandate for K-12 schools issued by Acting Health Secretary Beam, stating she lacked authority to issue a mandate. The Wolf administration immediately filed an appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.[157]
On November 16, Commonwealth Court Judge Christine Fizzano Cannon ruled that the statewide mask mandate for K-12 schools and childcare facilities must expire December 4.[158]
On November 30, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled 5-1 that the mask mandate for K-12 schools and childcare facilities remain in place as it considers the appeal to the lawsuit that overturned the mandate.[159]
December 2021
On December 10, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the lower court ruling that threw out the mask mandate for K-12 schools issued by Acting Health Secretary Beam.[160]
On December 22, Temple University announced that classes for the first three weeks of the spring 2022 semester will be held virtually due to the rise in COVID-19 cases caused by the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant.[161]
January 2022
On January 6, Lehigh University announced that classes during the first week of the spring 2022 semester would mostly be held virtually while also requiring returning students to be tested for COVID-19.[162]
On January 24, the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections announced all in-person visits to state prisons will be suspended from January 27 to February 28 due to a surge of COVID-19 cases.[163]
Government response
The TLA on March 17, 2020, during the City of Philadelphia's closure during the COVID-19 pandemic
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, Governor Wolf has implemented social distancing measures in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties in the Philadelphia suburbs along with Allegheny County in the Pittsburgh area, which urges non-essential businesses operations and services to close, such as malls, movie theaters, and casinos. Essential businesses such as gas stations, grocery stores, and pharmacies will remain open. Essential services such as police, fire, and emergency medical services will be available. Starting March 16, 2020, bars and restaurants will be ordered to close to dine-in customers in those counties. In addition, non-essential travel is discouraged. A no visitor policy was implemented for correctional facilities and nursing homes statewide.[14] On March 17, 2020, all Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores across the state closed at the end of the business day.[15] On March 19, 2020, Governor Wolf ordered all non-life sustaining businesses to close.[18]
On March 22, 2020, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney issued a stay-at-home order for the city, set to take effect the following day at 8:00 am.[23] On March 23, 2020, Governor Wolf issued additional stay at home orders for seven counties: Allegheny, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, Monroe, and a redundant order for Philadelphia County, to go into effect at 8:00 pm the same day.[24] Stay-at-home orders were issued for Erie County on March 24, 2020;[25] Lehigh and Northampton counties on March 25, 2020;[26] Berks, Butler, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Luzerne, Pike, Wayne, Westmoreland, and York counties on March 27, 2020;[28] Beaver, Centre, and Washington counties on March 28, 2020;[29] and the entire state on April 1, 2020.[30]
Variable-message sign along Interstate 376 in Carnegie, just outside of Pittsburgh, telling people to continue social distancing
On March 16, 2020, the social distancing measures were extended to the entire state, while Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney ordered nonessential businesses and city government to close for two weeks.[13] Starting March 17, 2020, SEPTA Regional Rail trains in the Philadelphia area will operate on an enhanced Saturday schedule for two weeks due to reduced ridership and staffing. In addition, SEPTA will offer refunds for unused and partially used passes.[164]
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced that cash or credit cards would not be accepted at toll plazas along the Pennsylvania Turnpike system starting at 8 p.m. on March 16, 2020. All tolls were collected electronically by E-ZPass or toll-by-plate.[13] The all-electronic tolling was intended to be temporary, but in June 2020 the move to all-electronic tolling became permanent, with toll collectors laid off.[165]
On March 19, 2020, the state's department of education announced that all statewide assessments would be canceled for the remainder of the 2019–2020 school year.[166]
On March 22, 2020, Governor Tom Wolf announced the commonwealth would likely postpone its Democratic and Republican primary elections from April 28, 2020, to June 2, 2020.[167]
On March 27, 2020, Wolf signed a bill moving the primary elections to June 2, 2020.[168]
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation extended expiration dates as a result of the pandemic. The expiration dates of driver licenses, identification cards, and learner's permits that were scheduled to expire from March 16, 2020, to August 31, 2020, were extended to August 31, 2020.[169] The expiration dates for commercial driver licenses and commercial learner's permits that were scheduled to expire from March 16, 2020, to March 31, 2021, were extended to March 31, 2021.[170]
Impact on economy
On March 19, 2020, Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf ordered a closure of all non-life-sustaining businesses in the state to close physical locations in order to slow the spread of the virus.[171] Following the closure and into the second week of April 2020, 1.7 million residents had filed unemployment claims. The most affected sectors included the construction sector and the accommodation and food services sector.[172]
As of February 2021, over 2 million unemployment claims have been filed in the state. 1.1 million of those have been approved and paid.[173]
Impact on communities
Pennsylvania businesses were impacted by COVID-19 beginning early in the pandemic. All non-life-sustaining businesses were ordered to close by 8 pm March 19, 2020 by Gov. Tom Wolf. As a result, restaurants, small businesses, theaters, galleries, and performance spaces were temporarily shuttered to stem the spread of the virus.[174] The economic impact of closures and related measures became apparent later in the year. GDP decreased by 34% statewide between Q1 and Q2 2020, and employment decreased by 503,600 (8.2%) jobs between February and December 2020.[175][176] Beginning in March 2020, remote work was advised where possible.[177]
In an effort to aid small and locally owned businesses, Pennsylvania legislators created funds for proprietors. The Statewide Small Business Assistance program made $225 million available for small businesses as part of the $2.6 billion CARES Act. Businesses, which apply through Community Development Financial Institutions, were eligible for grants of $5,000 to $50,000.[178] Wolf's office reported $192 million has been provided through grants to more than 10,000 businesses. In October 2020, another $96 million was allocated to more than $5,000 businesses.[179] As of February 2021, businesses can operate at 75% capacity, casinos, malls, theaters, gyms, spas, and salons at 50%, and indoor dining in restaurants at 50% capacity.[177]
Gatherings for parties, funerals, or weddings were limited in number. As of November 2020, maximum occupancy limits (including staff) were set for indoor and outdoor settings. These range from no more than 500 people in an indoor space with a maximum occupancy of more than 10,000, 10% of 2,000 maximum occupancy, 5% of 2,000-10,000 maximum occupancy. Outdoor events were limited to 5% or up to 2,500 with a maximum occupancy of more than 10,000, 15% of 2,000 maximum occupancy, and 10% of 2,000-10,000 maximum occupancy.[180]
In October 2020, lawmakers introduced "Save the Stages" legislation (PA House Bill 2894)[181] designed to provide $200 million of the CARES Act to performance venues or associated businesses impacted by COVID-19.[182]
As gyms and recreational spaces were shuttered, Pennsylvanians took to outdoor trails. A survey of Pennsylvania Environmental Council's trails' operators reported an increase of trail usage by 100% to 200% in spring 2020 as stay-at-home orders were implemented. Increased usage delayed planned projects and strained resources for management of the trail systems.[183]
In November 2020, Gov, Wolf issued a travel order requiring those arriving in Pennsylvania from another state or country, or residents returning to the state, to test negative to a COVID-19 test or to quarantine for 10 days after arrival.[184]
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This article is about the pandemic in the state of Pennsylvania as a whole For the pandemic in Philadelphia see COVID 19 pandemic in Philadelphia The COVID 19 pandemic was confirmed to have reached the U S state of Pennsylvania in March 2020 As of October 7 2021 update the Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed 1 464 264 cumulative cases and 29 814 deaths in the state 1 As of September 1 2021 update Pennsylvania has administered 6 238 812 partial vaccinations and 5 983 128 full vaccinations 2 COVID 19 pandemic in PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Air National Guard troops set up at a Montgomery County coronavirus test siteMap of the outbreak in Pennsylvania by confirmed new infections per 100 000 people over 14 days last updated March 2021 1 000 500 1 000 200 500 100 200 50 100 20 50 10 20 0 10 No confirmed new cases or no bad dataMap of the outbreak in Pennsylvania by confirmed total infections per 100 000 people last updated March 2021 10 000 3 000 10 000 1 000 3 000 300 1 000 100 300 30 100 0 30 No confirmed infected or no dataDiseaseCOVID 19Virus strainSARS CoV 2LocationPennsylvania U S Index caseDelaware and Wayne countiesArrival dateMarch 6 2020 2 years 11 months 3 weeks and 4 days Confirmed cases986 904Suspected cases 186 760Hospitalized cases2 239 5 9 21 Ventilator cases242 5 9 21 Deaths28 864 confirmed by DOH 9 20 21 Government websitewww wbr health wbr pa wbr gov wbr topics wbr disease wbr Pages wbr Coronavirus wbr aspx Suspected cases have not been confirmed by laboratory tests as being due to this strain although some other strains may have been ruled out Contents 1 Timeline 1 1 March 2020 1 2 April 2020 1 3 May 2020 1 4 June 2020 1 5 July 2020 1 6 August 2020 1 7 September 2020 1 8 October 2020 1 9 November 2020 1 10 December 2020 1 11 January 2021 1 12 February 2021 1 13 March 2021 1 14 April 2021 1 15 May 2021 1 16 June 2021 1 17 July 2021 1 18 August 2021 1 19 September 2021 1 20 November 2021 1 21 December 2021 1 22 January 2022 2 Government response 3 Impact on economy 4 Impact on communities 5 Impact on education 6 Impact on voting 7 Impact on sports 8 Vaccination 8 1 Phase 1A 8 2 Phase 1B 8 3 Phase 1C 8 4 Phase 2 8 5 Challenges to rollout 8 6 Graphs 9 See also 10 References 11 External linksTimeline EditCOVID 19 cases in Pennsylvania United States vte Deaths Recoveries Active cases Date of cases of deaths2020 03 06 2 n a 2020 03 07 4 100 2020 03 08 6 50 2020 03 09 10 67 2020 03 10 12 20 2020 03 11 16 33 2020 03 12 22 38 2020 03 13 41 86 2020 03 14 47 15 2020 03 15 63 34 2020 03 16 76 21 2020 03 17 96 26 2020 03 18 133 39 1 n a 2020 03 19 185 39 1 2020 03 20 268 45 1 2020 03 21 371 38 2 1 2020 03 22 479 29 3 1 2020 03 23 644 34 6 3 2020 03 24 851 32 7 1 2020 03 25 1 127 32 11 4 2020 03 26 1 687 50 16 5 2020 03 27 2 218 31 22 6 2020 03 28 2 751 24 34 12 2020 03 29 3 394 23 38 4 2020 03 30 4 087 20 48 10 2020 03 31 4 843 18 63 15 2020 04 01 5 805 20 74 11 2020 04 02 7 016 21 90 16 2020 04 03 8 420 20 102 12 2020 04 04 10 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2022 11 16 3 340 015 0 3 48 126 132 2022 11 23 3 350 067 0 3 48 271 145 2022 11 30 3 360 797 0 32 48 387 116 2022 12 07 3 374 733 0 41 48 527 140 2022 12 14 3 388 571 0 41 48 662 135 2022 12 21 3 403 177 0 43 48 798 136 2022 12 28 3 416 142 0 38 48 892 94 2023 01 04 3 431 861 0 46 49 034 142 2023 01 11 3 447 091 0 44 49 263 229 2023 01 18 3 458 136 0 32 49 397 134 2023 01 25 3 469 076 0 32 49 633 236 2023 02 01 3 479 345 0 3 49 791 158 2023 02 08 3 490 499 0 32 49 921 130 2023 02 15 3 501 712 0 32 50 055 134 2023 02 22 3 512 137 0 3 50 168 113 2023 03 01 3 520 813 0 25 50 281 113 Sources 3 4 Notes Recovery data discontinued January 4 2022 On May 4 2022 the PA DOH began updating data weekly on Wednesdays Data continues to be reported to the CDC Monday through Friday March 2020 Edit On March 6 Governor Tom Wolf reported Pennsylvania s first two confirmed cases of COVID 19 in Delaware County and in Wayne County 5 6 Both cases were related to travel one to another state within the U S and another to Europe 7 8 9 On March 9 4 new cases were confirmed bringing the total to 10 On March 10 2 new cases were confirmed bringing the total to 12 10 On March 12 Governor Wolf implemented social distancing measures in Allegheny Bucks Chester Delaware and Montgomery counties which urged nonessential businesses to close On March 13 Governor Wolf announced that all Pennsylvania schools will be closed for at least two weeks 11 Additionally park programs were cancelled 12 On March 16 Governor Wolf extended the social distancing measures across the entire state Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney ordered nonessential businesses and city government to close for two weeks 13 Governor Wolf ordered bars and restaurants to close to dine in customers in Allegheny Bucks Chester Delaware and Montgomery counties Visitors were also prohibited at correctional facilities and nursing homes statewide 14 The Pennsylvania Turnpike stopped accepting cash or credit cards and implemented all electronic tolling starting at 8 p m 13 By March 17 there were 96 cases in the state more than half of them were in the Philadelphia area with Montgomery County as the highest number 14 All Fine Wine amp Good Spirits stores across the state closed at the end of the business day 15 On March 18 the Pennsylvania Department of Health reported the state s first death related to the virus a patient at St Luke s Fountain Hill campus in Northampton County 16 17 On March 19 Governor Wolf ordered a statewide closure of all non life sustaining businesses operations and services with enforcement of this order going into effect at 12 01 am on Saturday March 21 18 The PA Department of Education canceled all statewide assessments including the PSSA testing Keystone exams and the Pennsylvania Alternate System of Assessment PASA for the remainder of the 2019 2020 school year 19 On March 21 the department of health announced the state s second death as well as 103 new cases The second death was in Allegheny County 16 Rachel Levine the Secretary of Health for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania said during a press conference A state wide shelter in place was not out of the question 20 On March 22 273 new cases were reported bringing the total to 644 The sixth death occurred in Montgomery County 21 22 Mayor Kenney issued a stay at home order for the city of Philadelphia set to take effect March 23 at 8 00 am 23 On March 23 Governor Wolf issued additional stay at home orders for Allegheny Bucks Chester Delaware Montgomery Monroe and a redundant order for Philadelphia County to go into effect at 8 00 pm the same day 24 On March 24 Governor Wolf issued a stay at home order for Erie County starting at 8 00 pm the same day 25 On March 25 Governor Wolf issued a stay at home order for Lehigh and Northampton counties 26 A 35 year old woman in Hanover Township Luzerne County was arrested for deliberately coughing and spitting on food at a Gerrity s Supermarket She made verbal threats about being infected with COVID 19 and has been charged with two counts of terrorism and two other felonies plus a misdemeanor for attempting to steal a pack of beer The supermarket had to throw out 35 000 worth of merchandise and has since raised employee pay 1 per hour The woman is being tested for coronavirus 27 On March 27 Governor Wolf issued a stay at home order for Berks Butler Lackawanna Lancaster Luzerne Pike Wayne Westmoreland and York counties 28 On March 28 Governor Wolf issued a stay at home order for Beaver Centre and Washington counties 29 Governor Wolf announced 533 new cases bringing the statewide total to 2 751 The highest rise in cases was in Philadelphia County 16 April 2020 Edit Variable message sign along Interstate 95 in Philadelphia telling people to practice social distancing stay home and limit travel On April 1 Governor Wolf extended the stay at home order across the entire state effective that evening at 8 00 pm 30 31 On April 3 Governor Wolf asked Pennsylvanians to wear cloth face coverings in public Philadelphia reduced recycling pickup to every two weeks due to staff shortages 32 On April 9 Governor Wolf officially ordered the closing of all Pennsylvania schools through the end of the academic school year He stated that they will resume all classes through means of Google Classroom and other online classroom tools He had not yet stated if the Class of 2020 graduations will be postponed or cancelled 33 On April 15 Health Secretary Levine issued an order requiring safety precautions for essential businesses except for Hospitals 34 On April 17 Governor Wolf laid out a plan to provide relief for Pennsylvanians Phase 1 gradually reopen the state Phase 2 and recover from this situation Phase 3 35 The state government used a three phase color coded plan to reopen the state The first and most restrictive phase is the red phase which includes a stay at home order and only allows essential businesses to be open The second phase of the reopening process is the yellow phase which calls for aggressive mitigation and allows some businesses to reopen while others must remain closed The third and least restrictive phase is the green phase which allows most businesses to be open while following health guidelines 34 On April 19 Governor Wolf ordered employees and customers at essential businesses to wear face masks effective at 8 p m 36 On April 20 hundreds of protesters marched on the Pennsylvania State Capitol building during a Operation Gridlock Pennsylvania event in Harrisburg in order to protest the stay at home order 37 The protest was organized by three groups Re open Pennsylvania End the Lockdown Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Against Excessive Quarantine led in part by an Ohio based Second Amendment rights activist named Chris Dorr 38 37 39 May 2020 Edit Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Rachel Levine at a press conference on May 29 2020 announcing counties moving to a different phase in the state s reopening plan On May 1 public and private construction projects were allowed to resume 40 In addition golf courses marinas guided fishing trips and private campgrounds were allowed to reopen 41 On May 7 Governor Wolf extended the stay at home order until June 4 for counties in the red phase 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 On May 8 24 counties entered the yellow phase allowing some businesses to reopen They are Bradford Cameron Centre Clarion Clearfield Clinton Crawford Elk Erie Forest Jefferson Lawrence Lycoming McKean Mercer Montour Northumberland Potter Snyder Sullivan Tioga Union Venango and Warren 50 51 On May 15 13 more counties entered the yellow phase Allegheny Armstrong Bedford Blair Butler Cambria Fayette Fulton Greene Indiana Somerset Washington and Westmoreland 52 53 On May 22 12 more counties entered the yellow phase Adams Beaver Carbon Columbia Cumberland Juniata Mifflin Perry Susquehanna Wayne Wyoming and York 54 55 On May 29 eight more counties entered the yellow phase Dauphin Franklin Huntingdon Lebanon Luzerne Monroe Pike and Schuylkill The first 18 counties to enter the green phase were Bradford Cameron Centre Clarion Clearfield Crawford Elk Forest Jefferson Lawrence McKean Montour Potter Snyder Sullivan Tioga Venango and Warren 56 June 2020 Edit Empty toilet paper shelves during the COVID 19 pandemic at the Weis Markets in Huntingdon Valley On June 5 16 more counties entered the green phase Allegheny Armstrong Bedford Blair Butler Cambria Clinton Fayette Fulton Greene Indiana Lycoming Mercer Somerset Washington and Westmoreland The last ten counties to enter the yellow phase were Berks Bucks Chester Delaware Lackawanna Lancaster Lehigh Montgomery Northampton and Philadelphia There are no remaining counties in the red phase 57 58 59 60 On June 12 12 more counties entered the green phase Adams Beaver Carbon Columbia Cumberland Juniata Mifflin Northumberland Union Wayne Wyoming and York 61 62 63 64 65 On June 16 there had been 48 cases and 4 deaths at a York County nursing home 66 On June 19 eight more counties entered the green phase Dauphin Franklin Huntingdon Luzerne Monroe Perry Pike and Schuylkill 67 68 69 On June 24 Pennsylvania s Secretary of Health Dr Rachel Levine announced that the state would partner with CVS Health to provide free COVID 19 tests to skilled nursing facilities across the state to commence June 29 70 On June 26 12 more counties entered the green phase Berks Bucks Chester Delaware Erie Lackawanna Lancaster Lehigh Montgomery Northampton Philadelphia and Susquehanna 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 excessive citations July 2020 Edit Dine in area at the Five Guys restaurant in North Huntingdon Township closed due to the COVID 19 pandemic On July 1 Governor Wolf issued a statewide order mandating the wearing of face masks in all public spaces in the state 87 88 89 90 91 92 On July 2 the Pennsylvania Department of Health recommended that people who have traveled or plan to travel to a state with a high number of COVID 19 cases should quarantine for 14 days upon return to Pennsylvania 93 94 On July 3 Lebanon County became the final county to enter the green phase There are no remaining counties in the yellow phase Allegheny County which is home to Pittsburgh closed bars restaurants and casinos for a week and cancelled gatherings of 25 people or more due to a rise in cases 95 On July 10 West Chester University of Pennsylvania announced that classes for the fall 2020 semester will be held online due to rising COVID 19 cases 96 On July 14 East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania also announced that classes for the fall 2020 semester will be held online 97 On July 15 Governor Wolf partially rolled back some of the lifted restrictions by imposing new restrictions due to a rise in cases Restaurants were limited to 25 percent capacity for indoor dining alcohol can only be served for on premises consumption when purchased with a meal telework must be implemented when possible and indoor gatherings were limited to 25 people 98 On July 24 the Berks County Coroner office in Reading announced an autopsy revealed a local 26 day old female baby that recently died tested positive for the virus and would investigate the death as a co sleeping accident The baby may be the state s youngest death from the virus 99 On July 25 two block parties at night in the Lawncrest neighborhood of Philadelphia were stopped by local police officers in an effort to stop viral transmission 100 August 2020 Edit COVID 19 testing at the Walmart in Elizabethville On August 6 Governor Wolf recommended that interscholastic and recreational sports be suspended until January 1 2021 101 On August 11 the University of Pennsylvania announced most undergraduates would be asked to stay home 102 103 104 As of August 11 332 cases were reported at Brighton Rehabilitation and Wellness Center in Beaver County with at least 73 deaths 105 On August 12 a surge in cases in rural Union County was the result of at least 19 cases at the federal prison at Lewisburg 106 On August 19 a large crowd of freshmen students at the University Park campus of Pennsylvania State University gathered many of them did not practice social distancing or wearing masks A petition calling for the freshmen who gathered in the crowd to be sent home gained close to 3 500 signatures 107 On August 21 the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association approved for schools to play fall sports 108 On August 30 Temple University reverted to online instruction after 103 people tested positive Contact tracing linked the outbreak to off campus apartments and small social gatherings 109 On August 31 Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania moved classes online for the remainder of the fall semester following a rise in COVID 19 cases during the first two weeks of students being on campus for classes 110 September 2020 Edit Sign at the Loyalsock Volunteer Fire Company near Williamsport urging people to stay home during the COVID 19 pandemic On September 1 Philadelphia s health commissioner told Temple University students You should assume that everyone around you is infected Guidance for colleges in Philadelphia was revised to recommend against gatherings of any size 111 Gettysburg College announced an all student quarantine through at least the end of the week after 25 of 348 students tested positive Students may leave their rooms only to pick up food use the bathroom or get their COVID 19 test 112 On September 3 Temple University announced classes would be held online for the remainder of the fall semester following the COVID 19 outbreak at the campus 113 On September 11 the borough of Kutztown which is home to Kutztown University of Pennsylvania enacted an emergency ordinance that limits residential gatherings of unrelated people to 10 people or less and also mandates masks in public spaces when people are within 6 feet of others outside their household Violators of the ordinance can be fined between 100 and 600 114 On September 13 the Pennsylvania Department of Health no longer reports COVID 19 statistics on Sundays 115 On September 14 U S District Judge William S Stickman IV ruled that Governor Wolf s pandemic restrictions including the stay at home order size limits on gatherings and the order for non essential businesses to close were unconstitutional 116 On September 17 Governor Wolf and Health Secretary Levine signed orders that effective September 21 restaurants must stop alcohol sales for on premises consumption at 11 00 pm and must remove alcohol from tables at midnight The order was intended to discourage congregating in restaurants and reduce increases in COVID 19 cases among adults age 19 24 117 On September 21 restaurants were allowed to increase to 50 percent capacity for indoor dining after completing self certification documents 118 On September 22 the COVID Alert PA smartphone app was launched to notify people if they were exposed to someone with COVID 19 119 October 2020 Edit On October 6 Governor Wolf increased crowd capacity limits for indoor and outdoor events including sporting events effective October 9 The limits are based on venue size and whether the venue is indoors or outdoors 120 November 2020 Edit Floor decals and signs promoting one way traffic and social distancing at the King of Prussia mall in King of Prussia On November 13 health officials in Montgomery County ordered schools to go all virtual for two weeks starting November 23 due to a rise in cases and hospitalizations 121 On November 16 the city of Philadelphia announced new restrictions due to a surge in cases which are in place from November 20 until January 1 2021 The restrictions include no indoor dining at restaurants capacity limits at retail stores and religious institutions the closure of gyms libraries and certain entertainment businesses telework for office workers required unless it is not possible no indoor gatherings reduced size limits on outdoor gatherings and no youth or school sports Colleges universities and high schools are only allowed to offer online classes while elementary and middle schools are allowed in person instruction following health guidelines 122 On November 17 Health Secretary Levine announced that anyone traveling to Pennsylvania must get a COVID 19 test within 72 hours of arrival or quarantine for 14 days effective November 20 In addition masks must be worn in every indoor facility and any time people are indoors with other people from outside their household even if they can remain socially distant 123 On November 19 Health Secretary Levine announced a three phase plan to distribute a COVID 19 vaccine once it is available The first phase will provide the vaccine to critical populations including healthcare workers first responders critical workers essential workers people over the age of 65 and people living in congregate settings The second phase will expand the vaccine to vulnerable populations and people with health conditions who may be a high risk of developing complications from the virus The third phase will allow the remainder of the population to be vaccinated 124 On November 23 Health Secretary Levine announced a stay at home advisory as cases deaths and hospitalizations continued to increase In addition it was announced that alcohol sales at bars and restaurants would be suspended on Thanksgiving Eve traditionally a big drinking holiday with the suspension running from 5 p m November 25 to 8 a m November 26 125 December 2020 Edit On December 8 announced December 9 Governor Wolf tested positive for COVID 19 126 On December 10 Governor Wolf announced several restrictions to slow the spread of the virus these restrictions are in place from December 12 until January 4 2021 During this time indoor dining is prohibited at restaurants except for outdoor dining at 50 capacity indoor operations at gyms are prohibited indoor gatherings are limited to 10 people outdoor gatherings are limited to 50 people youth sports and in person extracurricular activities are prohibited businesses are limited to 50 percent capacity and in person entertainment including theaters concert venues museums arcades casinos and bowling alleys are ordered to be closed The order is to prevent hospitals from getting overwhelmed from a surge from Christmas and New Year s gatherings 127 On December 14 the first doses of the Pfizer BioNTech COVID 19 vaccine in Pennsylvania were issued to healthcare workers Charmaine Pykosh an acute care nurse in the surgical intensive care unit at UPMC Presbyterian in Pittsburgh received the first dose of the vaccine 128 January 2021 Edit Variable message sign along Pennsylvania Route 309 in Montgomery Township telling people to stop the spread of COVID 19 by washing hands and wearing a mask On January 8 the state announced updates to the phases in which the COVID 19 vaccine will be offered In Phase 1A the vaccine will be available to healthcare workers and nursing homes In Phase 1B the vaccine will be available to people over age 75 and essential workers including first responders correction officers postal workers grocery store workers teachers school support staff clergy public transit workers daycare workers and manufacturing workers In Phase 1C the vaccine will be available to people age 65 74 pregnant women people with existing health issues and other essential workers including public safety workers wastewater plant workers elected government officials the judiciary legal service workers media workers and communications workers In Phase 2 the vaccine will be available to the general population over age 16 129 On January 19 the state expanded COVID 19 vaccine eligibility to people over age 65 and people age 16 64 with health conditions that put them at higher risk 130 On January 23 Health Secretary Dr Rachel Levine stepped down from her post after being nominated by President Joe Biden to be Assistant Secretary for Health for the United States Department of Health and Human Services 131 February 2021 Edit On February 12 Acting Health Secretary Alison Beam issued a new COVID 19 vaccine order intended to speed up the administration of the vaccine Under this order vaccine providers must administer 80 percent of their first doses of the vaccine within seven days of receiving them and must also provide an appointment card and schedule an appointment for the second dose of two dose vaccines In addition vaccine providers must have both an online and phone based registration system Vaccine providers must also record information on each vaccine administered and keep track of inventory levels 132 On February 17 the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced that several vaccine providers accidentally gave second doses of the Moderna COVID 19 vaccine as first doses leading to a shortage of available vaccine doses and forcing upcoming vaccination appointments to be rescheduled or canceled 133 On February 19 Governor Wolf effectively extended the state s disaster declaration by signing a 90 day extension bill The renewal the fourth since the original declaration on March 6 2020 will allow the commonwealth to maintain its response and support efforts as we continue testing contact tracing and vaccination efforts to keep Pennsylvanians safe Wolf stated 134 March 2021 Edit A statue of Martin Luther at United Lutheran Seminary Gettysburg wearing a mask in March 2021 On March 1 Governor Wolf increased capacity limits for indoor and outdoor events with indoor events limited to 15 percent maximum occupancy and outdoor events limited to 20 percent maximum occupancy The state also eliminated the requirement that people traveling to Pennsylvania must get a COVID 19 test within 72 hours of arrival or quarantine for 14 days 135 On March 3 Governor Wolf announced plans to make the one dose Janssen COVID 19 vaccine available to teachers and school staff in order to get students back into the classroom for in person instruction 136 On March 6 marks 1 year since PA reported its first 2 confirmed cases of COVID 19 On March 15 Governor Wolf announced the lifting of more restrictions effective April 4 Restaurants are allowed to increase indoor dining to 75 percent capacity with self certification or 50 percent capacity without self certification In addition restaurants are allowed to resume bar service alcohol will allowed to be served without the purchase of food and the curfew for removing alcohol from tables will be eliminated Also effective April 4 personal services gyms and entertainment will be allowed to increase to 75 percent capacity indoor events will be allowed to increase to 25 percent maximum occupancy and outdoor events will be allowed to increase to 50 percent maximum occupancy 137 On March 22 the state revised the mask mandate to allow fully vaccinated people to gather without masks or social distancing and to allow fully vaccinated people to gather without masks or social distancing with a single household that is not vaccinated but is considered low risk of severe disease from COVID 19 138 On March 31 the state announced expanded eligibility for the COVID 19 vaccine Effective March 31 law enforcement officials probation and parole staff firefighters and grocery store workers will be eligible to receive the vaccine The remainder of Phase 1B will be eligible on April 5 Phase 1C will be eligible on April 12 and all Pennsylvanians will be eligible on April 19 The expansion in vaccine eligibility was made possible as the pace of vaccinations has picked up 139 April 2021 Edit On April 12 the state announced all Pennsylvania residents age 16 and older outside Philadelphia would be eligible to receive the COVID 19 vaccine effective April 13 six days earlier than originally planned 140 On April 27 the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced that it updated mask guidance for fully vaccinated people Fully vaccinated people are no longer required to wear a mask outdoors unless they are in crowded spaces unvaccinated people are still required to wear a mask in most situations 141 May 2021 Edit On May 4 the state announced that all COVID 19 mitigation orders will be lifted on May 31 with the exception of the mask mandate The mask mandate will be lifted when 70 of residents age 18 and older are fully vaccinated 142 On May 11 Governor Wolf announced that gathering limits will increase to 50 percent capacity for indoor gatherings and to 75 percent capacity for outdoor gatherings effective May 17 143 On May 13 the state announced that fully vaccinated people will no longer be required to wear masks outdoors in crowds or in most indoor settings Masks will still be required for fully vaccinated people in crowded indoor settings including buses airplanes hospitals prisons and homeless shelters 144 On May 27 Acting Health Secretary Beam announced that the state mask mandate will be fully lifted on June 28 or when 70 of residents age 18 and older are fully vaccinated whichever comes first 145 June 2021 Edit On June 10 the Pennsylvania State Senate voted in favor of a resolution terminating the disaster emergency declaration issued by Governor Wolf the Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted in favor of it on June 8 The Pennsylvania State Senate also voted in favor of a bill to keep waivers of state regulations in place through September 30 2021 146 On June 28 the mask mandate in Pennsylvania was lifted Masks are still required on planes trains buses and public transportation In addition organizations businesses and healthcare providers can still require masks at their discretion 147 July 2021 Edit On July 22 the city of Philadelphia recommended people wear masks in indoor public spaces regardless of vaccination status due to a rise in cases among unvaccinated people including children 148 On July 29 health officials in Montgomery County recommended all teachers students staff and visitors wear masks in school buildings when the new school year begins regardless of vaccination status in accordance with updated CDC guidance 149 August 2021 Edit On August 4 Pennsylvania State University announced that students staff and visitors will be required to wear masks in indoor spaces on all of its campuses 150 On August 6 the University of Pennsylvania announced students and staff will be required to wear masks indoors with some exceptions 151 On August 10 Governor Wolf announced that about 25 000 employees of state prisons and state healthcare and congregate care facilities will be required to be fully vaccinated by September 7 or take weekly COVID 19 tests 152 On August 13 Montgomery County announced staff and visitors to county government buildings will be required to wear masks while recommending all people regardless of vaccination status wear masks in indoor public places 153 On August 31 Governor Wolf announced that students teachers and staff in all public and private K 12 schools and child care facilities will be required to wear masks effective September 7 amid a rise in cases caused by the SARS CoV 2 Delta variant 154 September 2021 Edit On September 3 officials in Montgomery County announced that effective September 6 people will be recommended to wear masks outdoors if they cannot practice social distancing regardless of vaccination status This recommendation was made after Montgomery County was in the high level of community transmission of COVID 19 for two weeks 155 November 2021 Edit On November 8 Governor Wolf announced that school districts will be allowed to modify or end the mask mandate for K 12 students effective January 17 2022 The mask mandate will remain in place for early learning and childcare facilities 156 On November 10 a state court threw out the mask mandate for K 12 schools issued by Acting Health Secretary Beam stating she lacked authority to issue a mandate The Wolf administration immediately filed an appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court 157 On November 16 Commonwealth Court Judge Christine Fizzano Cannon ruled that the statewide mask mandate for K 12 schools and childcare facilities must expire December 4 158 On November 30 the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled 5 1 that the mask mandate for K 12 schools and childcare facilities remain in place as it considers the appeal to the lawsuit that overturned the mandate 159 December 2021 Edit On December 10 the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the lower court ruling that threw out the mask mandate for K 12 schools issued by Acting Health Secretary Beam 160 On December 22 Temple University announced that classes for the first three weeks of the spring 2022 semester will be held virtually due to the rise in COVID 19 cases caused by the SARS CoV 2 Omicron variant 161 January 2022 Edit On January 6 Lehigh University announced that classes during the first week of the spring 2022 semester would mostly be held virtually while also requiring returning students to be tested for COVID 19 162 On January 24 the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections announced all in person visits to state prisons will be suspended from January 27 to February 28 due to a surge of COVID 19 cases 163 Government response Edit The TLA on March 17 2020 during the City of Philadelphia s closure during the COVID 19 pandemic As a result of the coronavirus pandemic Governor Wolf has implemented social distancing measures in Bucks Chester Delaware and Montgomery counties in the Philadelphia suburbs along with Allegheny County in the Pittsburgh area which urges non essential businesses operations and services to close such as malls movie theaters and casinos Essential businesses such as gas stations grocery stores and pharmacies will remain open Essential services such as police fire and emergency medical services will be available Starting March 16 2020 bars and restaurants will be ordered to close to dine in customers in those counties In addition non essential travel is discouraged A no visitor policy was implemented for correctional facilities and nursing homes statewide 14 On March 17 2020 all Fine Wine amp Good Spirits stores across the state closed at the end of the business day 15 On March 19 2020 Governor Wolf ordered all non life sustaining businesses to close 18 On March 22 2020 Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney issued a stay at home order for the city set to take effect the following day at 8 00 am 23 On March 23 2020 Governor Wolf issued additional stay at home orders for seven counties Allegheny Bucks Chester Delaware Montgomery Monroe and a redundant order for Philadelphia County to go into effect at 8 00 pm the same day 24 Stay at home orders were issued for Erie County on March 24 2020 25 Lehigh and Northampton counties on March 25 2020 26 Berks Butler Lackawanna Lancaster Luzerne Pike Wayne Westmoreland and York counties on March 27 2020 28 Beaver Centre and Washington counties on March 28 2020 29 and the entire state on April 1 2020 30 Variable message sign along Interstate 376 in Carnegie just outside of Pittsburgh telling people to continue social distancing On March 16 2020 the social distancing measures were extended to the entire state while Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney ordered nonessential businesses and city government to close for two weeks 13 Starting March 17 2020 SEPTA Regional Rail trains in the Philadelphia area will operate on an enhanced Saturday schedule for two weeks due to reduced ridership and staffing In addition SEPTA will offer refunds for unused and partially used passes 164 The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced that cash or credit cards would not be accepted at toll plazas along the Pennsylvania Turnpike system starting at 8 p m on March 16 2020 All tolls were collected electronically by E ZPass or toll by plate 13 The all electronic tolling was intended to be temporary but in June 2020 the move to all electronic tolling became permanent with toll collectors laid off 165 On March 19 2020 the state s department of education announced that all statewide assessments would be canceled for the remainder of the 2019 2020 school year 166 On March 22 2020 Governor Tom Wolf announced the commonwealth would likely postpone its Democratic and Republican primary elections from April 28 2020 to June 2 2020 167 On March 27 2020 Wolf signed a bill moving the primary elections to June 2 2020 168 The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation extended expiration dates as a result of the pandemic The expiration dates of driver licenses identification cards and learner s permits that were scheduled to expire from March 16 2020 to August 31 2020 were extended to August 31 2020 169 The expiration dates for commercial driver licenses and commercial learner s permits that were scheduled to expire from March 16 2020 to March 31 2021 were extended to March 31 2021 170 Impact on economy EditOn March 19 2020 Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf ordered a closure of all non life sustaining businesses in the state to close physical locations in order to slow the spread of the virus 171 Following the closure and into the second week of April 2020 1 7 million residents had filed unemployment claims The most affected sectors included the construction sector and the accommodation and food services sector 172 As of February 2021 over 2 million unemployment claims have been filed in the state 1 1 million of those have been approved and paid 173 Impact on communities EditPennsylvania businesses were impacted by COVID 19 beginning early in the pandemic All non life sustaining businesses were ordered to close by 8 pm March 19 2020 by Gov Tom Wolf As a result restaurants small businesses theaters galleries and performance spaces were temporarily shuttered to stem the spread of the virus 174 The economic impact of closures and related measures became apparent later in the year GDP decreased by 34 statewide between Q1 and Q2 2020 and employment decreased by 503 600 8 2 jobs between February and December 2020 175 176 Beginning in March 2020 remote work was advised where possible 177 In an effort to aid small and locally owned businesses Pennsylvania legislators created funds for proprietors The Statewide Small Business Assistance program made 225 million available for small businesses as part of the 2 6 billion CARES Act Businesses which apply through Community Development Financial Institutions were eligible for grants of 5 000 to 50 000 178 Wolf s office reported 192 million has been provided through grants to more than 10 000 businesses In October 2020 another 96 million was allocated to more than 5 000 businesses 179 As of February 2021 businesses can operate at 75 capacity casinos malls theaters gyms spas and salons at 50 and indoor dining in restaurants at 50 capacity 177 Gatherings for parties funerals or weddings were limited in number As of November 2020 maximum occupancy limits including staff were set for indoor and outdoor settings These range from no more than 500 people in an indoor space with a maximum occupancy of more than 10 000 10 of 2 000 maximum occupancy 5 of 2 000 10 000 maximum occupancy Outdoor events were limited to 5 or up to 2 500 with a maximum occupancy of more than 10 000 15 of 2 000 maximum occupancy and 10 of 2 000 10 000 maximum occupancy 180 In October 2020 lawmakers introduced Save the Stages legislation PA House Bill 2894 181 designed to provide 200 million of the CARES Act to performance venues or associated businesses impacted by COVID 19 182 As gyms and recreational spaces were shuttered Pennsylvanians took to outdoor trails A survey of Pennsylvania Environmental Council s trails operators reported an increase of trail usage by 100 to 200 in spring 2020 as stay at home orders were implemented Increased usage delayed planned projects and strained resources for management of the trail systems 183 In November 2020 Gov Wolf issued a travel order requiring those arriving in Pennsylvania from another state or country or residents returning to the state to test negative to a COVID 19 test or to quarantine for 10 days after arrival 184 Impact on education Edit An electronic sign announces the closure of Loyalsock Township High School near Williamsport due to COVID 19 On March 13 2020 Governor Wolf ordered all Pennsylvania schools to close for at least two weeks 11 The Pennsylvania Department of Education, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
