State Health Officials Issue Advisory to Limit Gatherings of More Than 10 People
State Agencies to Suspend Customer-Facing Operations for Two Weeks
Additional Relief Includes Help for Bars and Restaurants, Boost to Temporary Cash Assistance Benefit
Governor Will Seek Larger Stimulus Package During Legislative Session
Governor Larry Hogan and state health officials yesterday took a series of actions to slow the spread of COVID-19 during the holiday season, including new testing and quarantine requirements for travel, and a new public health advisory to limit gatherings. In addition, the governor announced an additional $180 million in emergency economic relief, including more help for bars and restaurants, as well as a boost in the Temporary Cash Assistance benefit.