This week's shutdown order Today, August 27, is the first day of a 2-week "Stay at Home/Work at Home" order issued for the island of Oahu. With the rules changing almost weekly now, find a list below of what's currently allowed and what's not. I know this is a difficult and stressful time. Please stay safe, continue wearing your masks, and stay home whenever possible.  If you have additional questions about this order or if there is anything I can do to help during this time, please contact my office at repohno@capitol.hawaii.govor 586-9415. Click here to read the most recent emergency order. CLOSED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 9, 2020: Prohibited activities and closures: All social gatherings indoors or outdoors  Workplace lunchrooms, break rooms, and common areas for eating Hiking trails City parks (except to walk to and from the ocean) Beaches (except to walk to and from the ocean) Outdoor fields Play courts Pools Satellite City Halls and driver license centers Businesses not allowed to operate: Retail stores Car detailing, car alarm and other car accessories not related to basic functionality Dine-in service at restaurants Bars and clubs In-person car sales In-person support group meetings (including AA, NA, etc.) In-person real estate Gyms and fitness centers Golf courses, tennis clubs, and other sports clubs Bowling alleys, movie theaters, arcades, and other indoor attractions Personal service providers like salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, and other one-on-one services OPEN AND ABLE TO OPERATE: Activities allowed: Essential activities to maintain the health and safety of your household Work at essential businesses  Caring for a person of pet in another household Visiting graveyards or cemeteries  Outdoor exercise in allowed spaces Church or spiritual services with restrictions Click here for a list of essential activities on Page 6. Businesses allowed to operate: Healthcare facilities Grocery stores and other places providing retail sales of food Farming, livestock, and fishing operations Business providing food, shelter, or social services for those in need Media services like newspapers, TV broadcast, and radio Gas stations, auto repair & services, and bicycle & services Banks and financial institutions Hardware stores Building and construction trades like plumbers and electricians Shipping services Educational institutions  Laundromats, dry cleaners, and laundry service providers Restaurants for take-out or delivery only Transportation like airlines, taxis, and car rental Home-based care for those in need Facilities and shelters for those in need Professional services like legal, accounting, insurance, and real estate for legally mandated activities Childcare facilities  Animal shelters, rescues, kennels, and adoption facilities Hotels and motels Funeral and mortuary services (limited to groups of 10 people) Building and construction, painting, HVAC Cleaning and janitorial services Exterminators Security and guard services Moving services Fabric stores Film and television production Copyright © 2020 Rep. Takashi Ohno You're receiving this email because you've contacted our office. Unsubscribe 415 S Beretania St., Room 435 Honolulu, HI 96813 (808) 586-9415