Businesses that can operate with employees working from home are okay to stay in operation.
This information was developed by the League of Kansas Municipalities.
For city-specific resources, visit www.lkm.org/COVID-19.
#StayHomeKansas
March 31, 2020
COVID-19: Kansas Stay-Home Order
What does this mean for my community?
Why is this necessary?
It is critical to slow the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). If we don’t act now, the virus can
spread very easily. This is why we must follow the Governor’s Executive Order 20-16 and encourage
everyone to stay at home as much as possible. Local businesses are a critical part of slowing the
spread to protect ourselves, our families, and our community.
What is an “essential” business or organization?
• Hospitals
• Childcare facilities
• Pharmacies, health care supply stores, and health care facilities
• Essential municipal functions
• Grocery stores
• Gas stations and auto repair facilities
• Hardware stores, plumbers, electricians, and exterminators
• Educational institutions, to facilitate distance learning and student meal services
• Banks and financial institutions
• Laundromats & laundry service providers
• Businesses that ship or deliver groceries,
Essential businesses are those that support the health, safety,
and basic needs of our residents.
food, and goods directly to residences
This is not an exhaustive list. Businesses needing guidance on whether they are considered
essential under EO 20-16 should visit https://governor.kansas. gov/KEFF/
Businesses that can operate with employees working from home are okay to stay in operation.
This information was developed by the League of Kansas Municipalities.
For city-specific resources, visit www.lkm.org/COVID-19.
#StayHomeKansas
March 31, 2020