The Mills Administration posted updates this week following COVID-19 Prevention Checklists: Large Gatherings / Ticketed Events ; Organized Racing Events; Town Meetings; and Transportation. The update also establishes a Private Events COVID-19 Checklist. 

 

The updates maintain critical public health and safety guidelines, consolidates and streamlines language in previous checklists, and reflect the latest science to help mitigate the spread of the virus. The updates are part of the Moving Maine Forward Plan, a multi-month plan that aims to provide clarity and predictability for Maine people and businesses in advance of the summer months.

 

  • Large Gatherings/Ticketed Events: This checklist provides updated guidance for large events, such as outdoor entertainment or ticketed festivals. 
  • Private Events: This new checklist provides guidance for those in the wedding and catering industry to safely hold events. 
  • Organized Racing Events: This checklist provides updated guidance for organized races. 
  • Town Meetings: This checklist provides updated guidance for town meetings.  
  • Transportation: This checklist provides updated guidance for self-service food stations, car dealerships, and ferry services. 

 

These updates are effective immediately. 

 

The Department of Economic and Community Development, in partnership with the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, will continue to review and update Maine’s COVID-19 Prevention Checklists to reflect progress in vaccinations, to reflect the latest science, and to further align the guidelines with Maine’s strategy to combat COVID-19.


Megan Diver

Megan has worked in Maine politics for more than ten years and all of her professional career, having served in many roles for elected officials (including former Secretary of State Charlie Summers), in-house with the Maine Association of REALTORS®, legislative specialist at Pierce Atwood LLP providing lobbying services and support to Pierce Atwood’s government relations clients and most recently senior government relations specialist at the Maine State Chamber of Commerce. Megan currently is the Vice President at the Maine Energy Marketers Association, utilizing her vast knowledge and legislative experience at the State House to represent MEMA on policies relating to the Association and its members.