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    The document outlines Michigan's COVID-19 gathering guidelines as of February 1. Small outdoor gatherings of up to 25 people are allowed with precautions, while indoor gatherings are limited to 10 people. Personal services like hair salons can reopen, and indoor dining is allowed at 50% capacity under safety guidelines. However, activities like indoor group fitness classes, theaters, and nightclubs remain closed. Professional and non-contact sports are allowed to resume in a limited capacity.

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    The document outlines Michigan's COVID-19 gathering guidelines as of February 1. Small outdoor gatherings of up to 25 people are allowed with precautions, while indoor gatherings are limited to 10 people. Personal services like hair salons can reopen, and indoor dining is allowed at 50% capacity under safety guidelines. However, activities like indoor group fitness classes, theaters, and nightclubs remain closed. Professional and non-contact sports are allowed to resume in a limited capacity.

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    MDHHS Guidelines For Gatherings, Issued Jan. 22, 2021.

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    WILX Krystle Holleman
    The document outlines Michigan's COVID-19 gathering guidelines as of February 1. Small outdoor gatherings of up to 25 people are allowed with precautions, while indoor gatherings are limited to 10 people. Personal services like hair salons can reopen, and indoor dining is allowed at 50% capacity under safety guidelines. However, activities like indoor group fitness classes, theaters, and nightclubs remain closed. Professional and non-contact sports are allowed to resume in a limited capacity.

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    COVID-19

    Feb. 1: Gathering Guidelines


    Open
    Two-household gathering Public transit Funerals Indoor group fitness classes
    (high precautions)* (25 people)

    Small outdoor gatherings


    Hair salons, barber shops,
    other personal services Health care
    Not open
    (25 people)

    Workplaces, when work can


    Gyms, pools, roller and Theaters, movie theaters, be done from home
    Retail stadiums, arenas
    ice rinks

    Preschool through 12th Bowling centers Night clubs


    grade (local district choice) Restaurants and bars*

    Childcare Bingo halls, casinos, Contact sports, except


    Professional sports** arcades professional sports

    Manufacturing, construction,
    other work that is impossible Non-contact sports
    to do remotely, including Parks and outdoor Water parks
    technical education recreation *See DHHS guidance for safety practices.
    **Includes a limited number of NCAA sports.

    For more information about the order, visit Michigan.gov/Coronavirus.


    Questions or concerns can be emailed to COVID19@michigan.gov.

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