Florida's Plan for Recovery.
Florida is currently in Phase 3 of the Governor’s Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step. Plan for Florida's Recovery.
Read the full report from the Governor’s Task Force to Re-Open Florida, which outlines each phase of the plan.
The plan is implemented by Governor Ron DeSantis through Executive Orders
State of Florida Executive Orders
Executive Order 20-244, September 25
Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order 20-244, moving all of Florida’s 67 counties into Phase 3.
Executive Order 20-223, September 14
Executive Order 20-139, June 3
This Executive Order outlines the execution of Phase 2 of the Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step. Plan for Florida's Recovery.
Executive Order 20-123, May 15
This Executive Order implements “full Phase 1” of the Governor’s Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step. Plan for Florida’s Recovery.
Executive Order 20-121, May 14
This action provides a limited extension of mortgage foreclosure and eviction relief.
Executive Order 20-120, May 9
This Executive Order provides detailed information regarding Palm Beach County Phase 1.
- FAQ Related to Barbershops and Cosmetology Salons
Pursuant to Executive Order 20-120 as issued on May 9 2020. - Information for Barbershops, Cosmetology Salons, and Cosmetology Specialty Salons
Executive Order 20-112, April 30
This Executive Order outlines Phase 1 of the Safe. Smart. Step-by-Step. Plan for Florida's Recovery.
For a full list of the Governor’s Executive Orders, visit: https://www.flgov.com/covid-19-executive-orders/
COVID-19 Cases in Florida
Florida Department of Health COVID-19 Dashboard
Updated Daily
Agency for Health Care Administration Hospital Bed Capacity
Updated Daily
COVID-19 Toolkit
What you need to know about COVID-19 in Florida
CDC Guidance on COVID-19
Find the latest guidance from the CDC on how to stay safe and healthy
Federal Programs to Support Florida Businesses
Paycheck Protection Program
Learn eligibility requirements for loan forgiveness
State Programs to Support Floridians
Re-employment Assistance
File a claim and check your status
Florida Division of Emergency Management
Make your plan for hurricane season and get prepared
Attorney General Ashley Moody’s Price Gouging Hotline
Report price gouging
Resources to Support Retail Recovery
Operation Open Doors
The National Retail Federation provides guidance for retailers to safely and successfully reopen and recover.
Small Business Support
The Florida Retail Federation is committed to supporting small businesses across the Sunshine State navigate through the various programs and regulations across all levels of government. Visit our Small Business Support center to view past webinars, find FAQs and browse other resources available to support small businesses.
Local Regulations
Find out how regulations affect you and your business by clicking on your county’s COVID-19 resources web page below.
Alachua County
- Face Mask Requirements for Various Businesses (2nd Amendment), 7/2
- Face Mask Requirements for Various Businesses (1st Amendment), 5/20
- City of Panama City Beach
- City of Cocoa
- City of Cocoa Beach
- City of Grant-Valkaria
- City of Indialantic
- City of Indian Harbour Beach
- City of Melbourne
- City of Melbourne Beach
- City of Palm Shores
- City of Rockledge
- City of Satellite Beach
- City of Titusville
- EO Mandating Closure for Failure to Comply with Guidelines, 6/25
- Face Mask Requirements for Various Businesses, 6/24
- Face Mask Requirements FAQ
- Sign Requirements for All Retail Establishments, 6/16
- City of Cooper City
- City of Coral Springs
- City of Dania Beach
- City of Davie Beach
- City of Deerfield Beach
- City of Ft. Lauderdale
- City of Hallandale Beach
- City of Hollywood
- City of Miramar
- City of Oakland Park
- City of Parkland
- City of Plantation
- City of Pompano Beach
- City of Tamarac
- City of Wilton Manors
- City of Punta Gorda
- City of Fort Myers Beach
Duval County
- City of Pensacola
- City of Flagler Beach
- City of Palm Coast
- City of Apalachcola
- City of Carabelle
- Executive Order: Amended Seventh Extension of Order on Facial Coverings, 8/14
- Emergency Policy Group: Face Coverings Order Now Includes Children at Least 5 Years of Age, 8/13
- Executive Order: Extension of Order on Facial Coverings, 8/3
- 4th Amended Face Coverings rule from the Emergency Policy Group, 7/20
- Further Amended Face Coverings rule from the Emergency Policy Group, 7/13
- Face Mask Requirements for Businesses, 7/6
- Rewritten Face Coverings rule from the Emergency Policy Group, 7/6
- City of Tampa
- Emergency Order 2020-16 Terminating Emergency Order 2020-15 re: face coverings, 7/15
- Ordinance No. 2020-09 Face Mask Requirements, 7/14
- Face Mask Requirements for Businesses, 6/29
- City of Leesburg
- City of Sanibel
- Face Mask Recommendations for All Public Places, 6/23
- For FAQs regarding the requirement of face masks, click here. For sample mask signage, click here.
- City of Bradenton
- City of Anna Maria
- City of Holmes Beach
- City of Ocala
- Executive Order 20-15 (Face Coverings in Public), 8/7
- Executive Order 20-15 (Face Coverings in Public), 8/7
- Mask Mandate expired; Extension on Agenda 8/25, 8/11
- Face Mask Requirements for Various Businesses, 6/19
- Face Mask Requirements for Various Businesses, 7/8
- Amendment No. 1 to Emergency Order 20-20 re: Masks or other facial coverings when in public, 7/2
- Emergency Order 20-20 Facial coverings, 4/9
- City Aventura
- City of Biscayne Park
- City of Coral Gables
- City of Cutler Bay
- City of Doral
- City of Florida City
- City of Golden Beach
- City of Hialeah
- City of Hialeah Gardens
- City of Homestead
- City of Key Biscayne
- City of Medley
- City of Miami Beach
- City of Miami
- City of Miami Lakes
- City of Miami Springs
- City of North Miami
- City of Opa-Locka
- City of Palmetto Bay
- City of Surfside
- Emergency Directive 20-10: Mandatory Facial Coverings, 6/26
- Face Mask Requirements for Various Businesses, 6/17
- City of Key Colony Beach
- City of Key West
- Executive Order No. 18 extending face coverings at indoor business establishments, 7/29
- Face Mask Requirements, 7/2
- City of Fernandina Beach
- Emergency Ordinance 2020-60: Face Coverings, 7/20
- Face Mask Requirements for All Public Places, 4/13
- Face Mask Recommendations for All Public Places, 6/23
- Sign Requirements for Retail Establishmnets, 6/25
- City of Boca Raton
- City of Boyton Beach
- City of Delray Beach
- City of Ocean Ridge
- City of St. Petersburg
- City of Lakeland
- City of Winter Haven
- City of St. Augustine
- City of St. Augustine Beach
- Mask Mandate amendment -- removal of criminal charge, 7/28
- Emergency Order No. 20-049 Providing for Face Coverings in Public, 7/11
- Mandatory Masks for Certain Retail & Resturant Workers, 7/1
- City of Gulf Breeze
- City of Sarasota
- City of Venice
- City of Perry
- City of Daytona Beach
- City of Daytona Beach Shores
- City of DeBary
- City of Deland
- City of Deltona
- City of Lake Helen
- City of Orange City
- City of Ormond Beach
- City of New Smyrna Beach