Rising temperatures and increased hours of sunshine (sunset is now after 9 p.m.
ET!) have many Hoosiers throughout the state looking to get out
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John,

 

Memorial Day is officially behind us.

 

That means that the unofficial start of summer in Indiana is now underway!

 

Rising temperatures and increased hours of sunshine (sunset is now after 9
p.m. ET!) have many Hoosiers throughout the state looking to get out and about.

 

Most of Indiana officially entered Phase 3 of the Back on Track plan
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on Friday (a few days early).

 

And Hoosiers have earned it!

 

As a whole, we’ve done a great job social distancing and following safety
guidelines. And as a result, hospital admissions have remained low and our
surge capacity has remained strong.

 

But what’s open now? What are capacity limits? And what are recommendations to
stay safe? Here’s a quick rundown of what you need to know.
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* Shopping: Shops and small businesses can now open at 75% capacity while
maintaining social distancing.
* Going Out to Eat: The dining room at your favorite restaurant can now be
open at 50% capacity, with groups sitting at every other table.
* Gyms & Fitness: Get ready to sweat! Your favorite gym can now open with
limited class sizes, social distancing, and equipment cleaned after every use.
* Entertainment: State parks have been open, and remain open! Does a drive-in
movie sound like fun? Because that’s open, too!
* Outdoor Recreation: Let’s get outside! Playgrounds remain closed, but
community tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer and baseball fields are open
with social gathering guidelines.
* Camping: Another great way to get outside. Indiana campgrounds can now be
open with social distancing, sanitation, and proper precautions.
* Day Camps & Non-Contact Sports: Community recreational youth and adult
sports may resume practices and conditioning. And kids’ summer camps can open
starting June 1!
* Community Pools: Grab your swimsuit! Community pools can open, but they
must follow CDC guidance.
* Personal Services: Really need a haircut? We get it. Personal services like
haircuts are now open by appointment.
Phase 3
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is now active in most of Indiana – and is slated to kick-start in Marion, Lake
and Cass counties on June 1.You can learn more about Phase 3 here.
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Of course – don’t forget. If you’re getting out, let’s be safe.

 

Wear your mask, keep at least six feet from other groups, wash your hands
frequently, use hand sanitizer – and together, let’s keep our fellow Hoosiers
safe, and keep getting back on track!

 

#BackonTrack,

-Your Holcomb Crew



 


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