Governor Suspends All On-premise Services At Florida Restaurants; Closes All Gyms And Fitness Centers

March 20, 2020

Gov. Ron DeSantis issued an executive order Friday afternoon that immediately suspends on-premise food and alcohol consumption for restaurants in Florida.

Restaurants can continue to offer drive-thru and curbside service.

The order also requires the immediate closure of gyms and fitness centers in the state. The order does not apply to gyms and fitness centers that are an amenity of a residential building, part of a hotel with a capacity of less than 10 people, inside fire or police station or are in any single-occupant office building.

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3 Responses to “Governor Suspends All On-premise Services At Florida Restaurants; Closes All Gyms And Fitness Centers”

  1. dr on March 21st, 2020 6:22 pm

    Everybody go on a fast. Won’t need food nor toilet paper.

  2. Celeste A Marshall on March 21st, 2020 4:30 pm

    I agree the locals should be able to have access to the water if they are abiding the precautions put in place. Self isolation is my best with and around water!!

  3. Lisa R Jones on March 20th, 2020 4:01 pm

    So hotel guests are still at Pensacola Beach? We locals should not be restricted from beach access.

    Stop all visitor/hotel/VRBS/rentals.

    We are residents. We should have access to our beaches!!

    Send the visitors home -Not us – Are you going to let the money win AGAIN????

    We live here! NO fare. Send everyone home from every waterfront. We Floridians should not be held captive in our own State

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