COVID-19 Resources and Information

Gov Inslee and other state and federal leaders address the media about the COVID-19 outbreak at Camp Murray, March 5.

Statewide COVID-19 information

We’ve moved all our COVID-19 information to the new state website. For the latest information and resources:

COVID-19 Reopening Guidance for Businesses and Workers

Latest news

Date
05/13/2021	Inslee announces statewide reopening date of June 30 and short-term statewide move to Phase 3
05/12/2021	Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup finds Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is safe and effective for 12- to 15-year olds
05/04/2021	Inslee announces two-week pause on phases
05/03/2021	Inslee announces update to spectator event and religious organization guidance
04/30/2021	Inslee announces update to long-term care facility guidance
04/28/2021	Inslee rescinds directive to state agencies to freeze hiring, personal service contracts and equipment purchases
04/26/2021	2021 legislative session ends with historic wins for climate, COVID relief
04/24/2021	Inslee announces re-authorization of J & J COVID vaccine in Washington
04/21/2021	Washington COVID-19 Immigrant Relief Fund opens for new applications
04/15/2021	Inslee issues proclamation on the Family Emergency Assistance Program
04/12/2021	Inslee announces three counties to rollback to Phase 2
04/09/2021	Inslee updates Healthy Washington criteria for county phases
04/08/2021	Inslee updates high risk worker proclamation
04/06/2021	Inslee updates travel restriction proclamation
03/31/2021	Inslee announces vaccine eligibility expansion to all adults April 15
03/31/2021	Inslee statement on Biden's "American Jobs Plan"
03/29/2021	Washington partnership leverages AmeriCorps to address unprecedented food insecurity efforts across state
03/22/2021	FEMA approves state's request for mass vaccination site in Yakima
03/19/2021	Inslee rescinds state travel advisory to align with CDC travel advisory guidance
03/18/2021	Inslee announces extension of eviction moratorium, expansion of vaccine eligibility, long-term care visitations may resume