{"id":"MET-SEA-039","kind":"order","level":"city","jurisdiction":"City of Everett, Snohomish County, Washington","state":"WA","metro":"SEA","industry":"","agency":"","eco":"","issuer":"Mayor Cassie Franklin","authority":"Everett Municipal Code ch. 9.02; Mayoral Proclamation of Civil Emergency of Mar. 4, 2020 (recited in MET-SEA-040)","instrument":"Mayoral Directive: Stay Home, Protect Public Health","title":"City of Everett Mayoral Directive, Stay Home, Protect Public Health","dateIssued":"2020-03-20","effective":"Noon, Monday, March 23, 2020, \u0027and until further notice\u0027","end":"\u0027until further notice\u0027; superseded in practice by Proclamation 20-25 (effective Mar. 25, 2020 for businesses) and the Safe Start regime; formal rescission not located","startDate":"2020-03-23","endDate":"2020-03-25","quarters":["2020Q2"],"types":["STAY","CLOSE","TELE","GATH"],"addressees":["all Everett residents","all Everett business owners","employers in Everett that do not provide essential businesses or government services"],"clause":"I am directing you to take the following precautionary actions, effective noon on Monday, March 23, 2020 and until further notice: 1. Stay home, except for certain essential activities and work to provide essential business and government services, or perform essential public infrastructure construction.... Essential business and government services include, but are not limited to, the following: Health care operations... Essential infrastructure, including construction of housing (residential and mixed-use), industrial and commercial projects currently underway; and operation of public transportation and utilities.... Grocery stores, farmers markets, food banks, convenience stores. Food and beverage providers offering curbside pick up, delivery, take out or drive-thru services.... Employers in Everett that do not provide essential businesses or government services should take all steps necessary for employees to work remotely from home to the extent possible.","enforcement":"Mayoral directive under the civil emergency; the City\u0027s release of Mar. 20, 2020 calls it \u0027a mayoral directive, directing all city of Everett residents and business owners to stay home\u0027 and states \u0027The order remains in effect until further notice\u0027 (MET-SEA-041)","functions":["CB customer base at home","SF non-essential premises closed to the public","OF/TELE telework","JS construction limited to projects underway","WF workforce","TO food service limited to take-out"],"notes":"The first stay-home directive in Washington, three days before Proclamation 20-25 (Mar. 23, 2020). Defines essential business by list and by reference to the DHS Critical Infrastructure Sectors; limits construction to \u0027projects currently underway\u0027; child care only for essential employees; laundromats, banks, gas stations and auto repair open.","sourceUrl":"https://everettwa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/24195/2020-03-20-Stay-home-protect-public-health-Directive_FINAL","snapshot":"http://web.archive.org/web/20200326004746/https://everettwa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/24195/2020-03-20-Stay-home-protect-public-health-Directive_FINAL","fileExists":true,"fileBytes":48565,"grade":"primary","character":"","description":"","collection":"MET-SEA","url":"/library/MET-SEA-039","exhibitUrl":"/exhibit/MET-SEA-039","citation":"Mayor Cassie Franklin, Mayoral Directive: Stay Home, Protect Public Health (Mar. 20, 2020) (Ex. MET-SEA-039)","stateName":"Washington","related":["MET-SEA-041","SEC-12-GM-022","MET-SEA-040"]}