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Governor Tim Walz today unveiled a new State of Minnesota COVID-19 dashboard that tracks the virus in Minnesota and provides the latest available data on available ventilators, ICU beds, personal protective equipment (PPE), and testing. The dashboard will be updated daily and is available at https://mn.gov/covid19/. “During Minnesota’s Stay Home Order, we’ve worked to collect […]
Governor Tim Walz will address Minnesotan’s on Friday, April 3 to discuss the State’s latest efforts to combat COVID-19 at 1:00 p.m. At 2:00 p.m., he will then participate in the daily Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) press briefing. The briefing will also include MDH Commissioner Jan Malcolm; Homeland Security and Emergency Management Director Joe
Today the Governor’s Office reminded Minnesotans of some of the key information they should know during this unprecedented crisis, including a special enrollment period to get health care coverage, how to access unemployment insurance, and more. MNsure – Governor Walz and MNsure announced a 30-day special enrollment period (SEP) for qualified individuals who are currently without
Minnesota’s two-week Stay at Home order takes effect tonight at 11:59 pm. To ensure critical information about COVID-19 is accessible to all Minnesotans, the Walz-Flanagan Administration partnered with TPT to provide closed captioning and translate PSAs into eight different languages (English, Spanish, Hmong, Somali, Russian, Amharic, Karen, and Oromo). You can access those videos here. In
On March 25, 2020, Governor Walz issued Executive Order (EO) 20-20 directing Minnesotans to stay at home except for specific circumstances. Law enforcement agencies across the State are fielding many questions regarding the order. It is our hope this letter will assist you in understanding some of the details. All State of MN public information
Governor Tim Walz extended the order that Minnesotans stay home through April 10 during his press conference on Wednesday afternoon. In the gallery below, we have “cheat sheets” of what is open and closed, what are critical services, and what you can go do and what you should not do. See the three pictures below
