Michigan association says indoor dining expected to reopen Feb. 1 Michigan Licensed Beverage Association expects Gov. Whitmer to make formal announcement Wednesday
Michigan’s current order prohibiting indoor dining service expires this week, but the Michigan Licensed Beverage Association said it has been told the prohibition will be extended to Feb. 1 .
“We are absolutely upset, but at the same time, let’s hold hard to this Feb. 1 deadline and let’s do it right,” said MLBA President Scott Ellis.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Office confirms the Feb. 1 restart date. The MLBA expects Whitmer to make a formal announcement Wednesday.
Details of what dine-in service will look like are not clear yet but there will be caps on density and social distancing will be required.
8 takeaways from Whitmer’s COVID briefing: In-person learning, vaccine distribution, restaurants Whitmer held her second COVID-19 briefing of the week Friday (Jan. 8) to discuss the future of in-person learning, vaccine distribution and how current trends affect the possibility of reopening restaurants in the state.
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