As U.S. COVID-19 cases drop and vaccinations continue to climb, with 46 percent of the population partially vaccinated as of May 10, many states have eased pandemic restrictions.
The New York Times compiled each state's reopening status and mask requirements. States that have lifted all restrictions on which businesses can operate are considered fully reopened, according to the Times. Reopened states may still require masks, social distancing rules and limits on gatherings.
Here are where COVID-19 restrictions and mask mandates stand in the states and Washington, D.C., as of May 10:
Alabama
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Alaska
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Arizona
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Arkansas
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
California
Opening status: Reopening June 15
Masks: Required indoors
Colorado
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required in some areas
Connecticut
Opening status: Reopening May 19
Masks: Required indoors
Delaware
Opening status: Reopening May 21
Masks: Required indoors
Florida
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Georgia
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Hawaii
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required indoors
Idaho
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Illinois
Opening status: Reopening June 11
Masks: Required indoors
Indiana
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Iowa
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Kansas
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Kentucky
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required indoors
Louisiana
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Maine
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required indoors
Maryland
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required indoors
Massachusetts
Opening status: Reopening Aug. 1
Masks: Required indoors
Michigan
Opening status: Plans to reopen two weeks after 65 percent of residents are at least partially vaccinated.
Masks: Required indoors
Minnesota
Opening status: Reopening May 28
Masks: Required indoors
Mississippi
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Missouri
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Montana
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Nebraska
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Nevada
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Required indoors
New Hampshire
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
New Jersey
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required indoors
New Mexico
Opening status: Plans to reopen once 60 percent of residents are fully vaccinated
Masks: Required indoors
New York
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required indoors
North Carolina
Opening status: Reopening June 1
Masks: Required indoors
North Dakota
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Ohio
Opening status: Plans to reopen once new cases reach 50 or fewer per 100,000 residents for two weeks
Masks: Required indoors
Oklahoma
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Oregon
Opening status: Reopening June 30
Masks: Required indoors
Pennsylvania
Opening status: Reopening May 31
Masks: Required indoors
Rhode Island
Opening status: Reopening May 28
Masks: Required indoors
South Carolina
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
South Dakota
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Tennessee
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Texas
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Utah
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Vermont
Opening status: Reopening July 4
Masks: Required indoors
Virginia
Opening status: Reopening June 15
Masks: Required indoors
Washington
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required indoors
Washington, D.C.
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Required indoors
West Virginia
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Required indoors
Wisconsin
Opening status: Reopened
Masks: Not required
Wyoming
Opening status: No reopening date set
Masks: Not required
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