From NBC Chicago:
If you want to know about the city's move into Phase 4, I will share this Sun-Times link.
Phase four of the "Restore Illinois" plan allows for the reopening or expansion of several industries, including indoor dining at restaurants, health and fitness, movies and theaters, museums and zoos and more. This next phase also increases the size of gatherings that are allowed from 10 people to a maximum of 50 people.Here's a tweet from Gov. Pritzker.
All four regions of Illinois are on track to enter phase four on Friday, Pritzker's office said, with the state's average 7-day case positivity rate falling to 2.5 percent as of Saturday.
"Over the last four months, Illinoisans have pulled together with the common mission of keeping each other safe. By staying home and practicing social distancing, the rate of new COVID-19 cases continues to drop and each region throughout the state is prepared to move to Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois plan," Pritzker said in a statement. "Science and data are the overarching guardrails for how Illinois will keep moving forward. By continuing to wear face coverings and following the guidance from health experts we can continue to safely reopen our economy and move forward together."
Over the last four months, Illinoisans have pulled together with the common mission of keeping each other safe.— Governor JB Pritzker (@GovPritzker) June 22, 2020
By staying home and practicing social distancing, every region of the state is on track to move to Phase 4 this week.
Here's how we're going to do that safely: https://t.co/oXFL7up8m2
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