COVID-19 Signage for Local Businesses

Posted: July 16, 2020

Business Development, Coronavirus, General County

HAGERSTOWN, MD (July 16, 2020) – The Washington County Department of Business Development encourages local businesses to download and print the posters that are pictured above. All businesses are encouraged to post signage on the front door of their business.

Washington County Health Officer Earl Stoner stated in a press conference on Tuesday, “We owe it to our community to ensure that those that do go out can have the confidence in knowing that the businesses they are patronizing and the people they are encountering while they are out are looking out for their best interest. I am strongly reminding everyone that under Governor Hogan’s current order, it is required, not recommended, it is required, that face coverings be worn in these situations:

For customers over the age of 9 in any retail or food establishment
Staff and employees in all retail establishments while working in areas open to the general public and areas in which interactions with other staff and employees are likely
Staff and employees in food establishments who interact with customers including delivery personnel
Riders and operators on public transportation
All staff and employees of alcohol manufacturing or sales establishments
Personal services including salons, tanning, tattoos, massage parlors
Indoor and outdoor sports activities when feasible
Youth camps when feasible
Swimming pools when feasible”

The County encourages all business owners to watch the press conference in full by clicking here.

Please download the signage by clicking the button below.

COVID-19 SIGNAGE

Thank you to all businesses who are navigating this time by implementing new practices to keep customers and clients safe and healthy.

For additional information, please contact Washington County’s Public Relations and Marketing Department at 240-313-2380 or [email protected].

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COVID-19 Signage for Local Businesses

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