ERC Survey 2- Alaska Governmental Shutdown Orders- TPA

ERC Survey 2- Alaska Governmental Shutdown Orders
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Full or Partial Governmental Shutdown Orders
Please reference the IRS notices pertaining to 2020 qualifications: Notice 2021-11 & Notice 2021-20.

Order from the City's Mayor
- An order from the city's mayor stating that all non-essential businesses must close for a specified period.

State Emergency Proclamation
A State's emergency proclamation that residents must shelter in place for a specified period, other than residents who are employed by an essential business and who may travel to and work at the workplace location.

Curfew Order
An order from a local official imposing a curfew on residents that impacts the operating hours of a trade or business for a specified period.

Workplace closure for cleaning
An order from a local health department mandating a workplace closure for cleaning and disinfecting.
Alaska

Below is a list of the governmental orders that impacted the State of Alaska. Click the link below to be able to read the individual orders.

Alaska State Governmental Orders

• State of Emergency declared
• Administrative Order No. 315 directs the Department of Health and Social Services regarding COVID-19
• COVID-19 Health Mandate
• Health Mandate Issued on March 16: Libraries, Archives and Museums, Residential Schools
Gov. Dunleavy announces Alaska Economic Stabilization Team
• Health Mandate 003: Statewide Closure Restaurants, Bars, Entertainment
• Health Mandate 004: Travel
• Health Mandate 005: Elective Medical Procedures
• Health Mandate 006 – Elective Oral Health Procedures
• Health Mandate 007 Fairbanks North Star Borough & Ketchikan Gateway Borough – Personal Care Services and Gatherings
• Health Mandate 008 Public and Private Schools
• Alaska COVID-19 Economic Stabilization Plan Released
• Health Mandate 009 Personal Care Services and Gatherings
• Health Mandate 010 International and Interstate Travel – Order for Self-Quarantine
• Governor Signs Legislation Expanding Unemployment Benefits and Increasing Internet Speeds for Alaska’s Schools
• Health Mandate 011 Social Distancing
• Health Mandate 012 Intrastate Travel – Limiting travel between communities to critical infrastructure or critical person needs
• Governor Extends COVID-19 Health Mandate 002, 002
• Governor Issues Update to COVID-19 Health Mandate 005 – Attachment C
• Health Mandate 013 – K-12 Public and Private Schools
• COVID-19 Disaster Order of Suspension No. 2 Appendix A – Amendment 2 Relating to the Suspension of Sections of Alaska Administrative Code and Sections of Alaska Statutes
• Health Mandate 014 – Non-Congregate Sheltering Order
• COVID-19 Disaster Order of Suspension No. 2 Appendix A – Amendment 3 • Relating to the Suspension of Sections of Alaska Administrative Code and Sections of Alaska Statutes
• Health Mandate 015 Supercedes Mandate 005 on Elective Medical Procedures, Mandate 006 on Elective Oral Health Procedures, and affects health care providers directly addressed in Mandate 009 on Personal Care Services and Gatherings
• Health Mandate 16 – Reopen Alaska Responsibly Plan – Phase 1-A
• Health Mandate 17 Protective Measures for Independent Commercial Fishing Vessels
• Health Mandate 18: Intrastate Travel
• Updated: Health Mandate 10 International and Interstate Travel
• Updated: Health Mandate 17 Protective Measures for Independent Commercial Fishing Vessels
• Updated: Health Mandate 10 International and Interstate Travel – Order for Self-Quarantine
• Health Mandate 10 Updated – Interstate and International Travel
• Declaration of Public Health Disaster Emergency
• COVID-19 Outbreak Health Order No. 1 – Suspension of Laws
• Outbreak Health Order No. 2 – Telehealth & Courtesy Occupational Licenses
• Outbreak Health Order No. 3 – Virtual Meetings & Electronic Communications for Boards
• Outbreak Health Order No. 4 – Non-Congregate Sheltering
• Outbreak Health Order No. 5 – Critical Infrastructure
• Outbreak Health Order No. 6 – International & Interstate Travel
• Outbreak Health Order No. 7 – Online Raffles & Prize Drawings
• Outbreak Health Order No. 8 – Intrastate Travel
• Administrative Order 321 – Clarifies that the Executive Branch does not, and will not, require any person to produce their personal vaccine history, also referred to as a “Vaccine Passport”, in order to travel to, or around, Alaska
Alaska- Which of the below governmental orders caused the full or partial shutdown of your business in the State of Alaska? You may choose more than one.*

State of Emergency declaredAdministrative Order No. 315 directs the Department of Health and Social Services regarding COVID-19COVID-19 Health MandateHealth Mandate Issued on March 16: Libraries, Archives and Museums, Residential SchoolsGov. Dunleavy announces Alaska Economic Stabilization TeamHealth Mandate 003: Statewide Closure Restaurants, Bars, EntertainmentHealth Mandate 004: TravelHealth Mandate 005: Elective Medical ProceduresHealth Mandate 006 – Elective Oral Health ProceduresHealth Mandate 007 Fairbanks North Star Borough & Ketchikan Gateway Borough – Personal Care Services and GatheringsHealth Mandate 008 Public and Private SchoolsAlaska COVID-19 Economic Stabilization Plan ReleasedHealth Mandate 009 Personal Care Services and GatheringsHealth Mandate 010 International and Interstate Travel – Order for Self-QuarantineGovernor Signs Legislation Expanding Unemployment Benefits and Increasing Internet Speeds for Alaska’s SchoolsHealth Mandate 011 Social DistancingHealth Mandate 012 Intrastate Travel – Limiting travel between communities to critical infrastructure or critical person needsGovernor Extends COVID-19 Health Mandate 002, 002Governor Issues Update to COVID-19 Health Mandate 005 – Attachment CHealth Mandate 013 – K-12 Public and Private SchoolsCOVID-19 Disaster Order of Suspension No. 2 Appendix A – Amendment 2 Relating to the Suspension of Sections of Alaska Administrative Code and Sections of Alaska StatutesHealth Mandate 014 – Non-Congregate Sheltering OrderCOVID-19 Disaster Order of Suspension No. 2 Appendix A – Amendment 3 • Relating to the Suspension of Sections of Alaska Administrative Code and Sections of Alaska StatutesHealth Mandate 015 Supercedes Mandate 005 on Elective Medical Procedures, Mandate 006 on Elective Oral Health Procedures, and affects health care providers directly addressed in Mandate 009 on Personal Care Services and GatheringsHealth Mandate 16 – Reopen Alaska Responsibly Plan – Phase 1-AHealth Mandate 17 Protective Measures for Independent Commercial Fishing VesselsHealth Mandate 18: Intrastate TravelUpdated: Health Mandate 10 International and Interstate TravelUpdated: Health Mandate 17 Protective Measures for Independent Commercial Fishing VesselsUpdated: Health Mandate 10 International and Interstate Travel – Order for Self-QuarantineHealth Mandate 10 Updated – Interstate and International TravelDeclaration of Public Health Disaster EmergencyCOVID-19 Outbreak Health Order No. 1 – Suspension of LawsOutbreak Health Order No. 2 – Telehealth & Courtesy Occupational LicensesOutbreak Health Order No. 3 – Virtual Meetings & Electronic Communications for BoardsOutbreak Health Order No. 4 – Non-Congregate ShelteringOutbreak Health Order No. 5 – Critical InfrastructureOutbreak Health Order No. 6 – International & Interstate TravelOutbreak Health Order No. 7 – Online Raffles & Prize DrawingsOutbreak Health Order No. 8 – Intrastate TravelAdministrative Order 321 – Clarifies that the Executive Branch does not, and will not, require any person to produce their personal vaccine history, also referred to as a “Vaccine Passport”, in order to travel to, or around, Alaska
For each Alaska governmental order listed above, please be specific, list the governmental order and the beginning date of impact and ending date of impact. Example: Executive order 1234 Starting Sept 7, 2020, and ending Oct 12, 2021 Note you should list more than one, if applicable. The point is to list ALL orders (checked above) that applied to your business and for ALL periods of time that impacted your business. Without this information, it will severely limit your qualifying period under the shutdown orders test. NOTE: The beginning and end date for each shutdown order listed is absolutely critical, without it, your business will not qualify under the Full or Part Shutdown Order test. *
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ERC Survey 2- Alaska Governmental Shutdown Orders

Full or Partial Governmental Shutdown Orders