TOPEKA, Kan. – Governor Laura Kelly plans to lift the statewide stay at home order Monday, meaning most restrictions surrounding the coronavirus in Kansas could be lifted by June.
While certain businesses will not be able to open Monday, many will as long as the county they operate in allows it and they can keep six feet between consumers.
Other businesses will have to wait to open, as part of a phase-in approach with the following tentative dates:
May 18
- Bars & Nightclubs
- State-Owned Casinos
- Fitness Centers & Gyms
- Barber Shops & Salons
- Swimming Pools
- Organized Sports
- Theaters & Museums
- Community Centers
June 1
- Large Entertainment Venues
- Fairs/Carnivals/Parades
- Summer Camps
Mass gathering limits will be relaxed based on the same phased approach:
- May 4 – Up to 10 people
- May 18 or later – Up to 30 people
- June 1 or later – Up to 90 people
- June 15 or later – Most restrictions lifted
