Do I need to quarantine? And other FAQs

David Plante, assistant manager at Leunig’s Bistro Church Street in Burlington, fulfills a take-out order on Friday, May 22, 2020. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger

As the Covid-19 outbreak has diminished in Vermont, the state is gradually reopening.

But business is not back to normal yet.

With summer approaching, one of the biggest changes from past years is that state officials are asking people entering Vermont from other states to quarantine for 14 days before going out and about.

What does that mean exactly? Read more about it here.

VTDigger is regularly adding answers to questions from readers to our searchable coronavirus FAQs. Here are some recent additions:

I live in Vermont but work in a neighboring state where there is not a stay in place order. Should I continue to go to work?

I live with someone who is over 65. Can I cautiously socialize in small groups without my older household member?

Can an employer force me to go back to work, especially if I have a condition that makes me vulnerable to Covid-19?

I need some help finding or buying food. Where can I go?

Don’t see an answer to your question? Email us at coronavirus@vtdigger.org.

Other helpful resources on the latest coronavirus updates include: the Department of Health’s FAQs; the Agency of Commerce and Community Development’s resource center; and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Elizabeth Hewitt