NEII's Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources for the Building Transportation Industry
California: As of 3/30/21, 13 counties are moving to a less restrictive tier. Two counties are in the minimal tier. 17 counties are in the moderate tier. 3 counties remain in purple (widespread) tier. The remaining counties are in the substantial tier.
Colorado: As of 3/31/21, one county is in Level Orange. 15 counties are in Level Yellow. 30 counties are in Level Green. The remainder of the state is in Level Blue.
Kansas: The travel quarantine period is 7 days with a negative test result or 10 days without testing, with release from quarantine on day 8 or 11 respectively. For those traveling international the CDC is requiring testing within 3 days of flights into the U.S.
New Mexico: As of 3/24/21, ten counties are in Level Yellow. Ten counties are in Level Green. The remaining counties are in Level Turquoise.
British Columbia: Between March 29 and April 19, BC is strengthening province wide restrictions.
Newfoundland & Labrador: Alert Level 2, the focus is to control transmission while maintaining health system capacity throughout further re-opening of social and business activities.
Nunavut: Extended State of Public Health Emergency until 4/1/21
Saskatchewan: 3/30/21 Public Health Order adjusts restrictions under the phased approach of Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan. No travel restrictions. 14-day self-isolation is not mandatory for within province travel. 14-day self-isolation is mandatory for international travel.
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. *Please note, this link has not been updated since the March 26 edition of the COVID-19 newsletter. If anything needs to be communicated before next Friday, April 9, we will send a separate email. You can access all of this information on 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.
