NEII's Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources for the Building Transportation Industry
California: As of 3/23/21, two counties are in the Minimal Tier. Nine counties are in the Moderate Tier. Eight counties are in the Widespread Tier. The remaining counties are in the Substantial Tier.
Massachusetts: Advanced to step 1 of phase IV of the Commonwealth’s reopening plan on 3/22/21. The travel order has been replaced with a travel advisory. This advisory urges travelers and residents to quarantine for 10 days if traveling outside of the state for 24 hours or more.
Oregon: Effective 3/26/21, there are two counties in the Extreme Risk level, six at the High Risk, 14 at Moderate Risk, and 14 at Lower Risk. Josephine and Klamath Counties enter Two-Week Caution Period.
Manitoba: Level Critical. Changes to existing Public Health Orders will take effect Friday 3/26/21 and remain in effect until 4/16/21.
New Brunswick: All zones are in the Yellow alert level, except part of Zone 4 is in Red as of 3/25/21.
Nova Scotia: Additional restrictions and protective measures are no longer in place for Halifax, Hants and Lunenburg County locations (restrictions lifted 3/20/21 instead of 3/26/21).
The vaccine information link above will direct you to a spreadsheet with the details of the vaccination status with regard to prioritization and distribution by jurisdiction. This link is available at the top of NEII's Coronavirus Resources webpage as well.
Please keep in mind that this information is meant to be used as a resource and is not intended as legal guidance. We will continue to send an updated chart to all NEII members every Friday throughout this crisis.
Do you have information on a jurisdiction that we don’t have? Help us to keep everyone informed - send a link to info@neii.org.
Throughout these uncertain times, please don’t hesitate to contact your NEII staff with any questions on how the COVID-19 is impacting the elevator industry – or any other issue – by emailing us at info@neii.org.
