Connecticut COVID-19 travel quarantine

The governor is expected to change the state’s COVID-19 travel advisory. This is what he plans to change and what it means for you.

Today the state of Connecticut removed six states from its travel advisory because the rate of Covid-19 in those areas has dropped. It also added Puerto Rico to the list. Connecticut also changed the rules on how its quarantine rules work.  “The states are determined on one of two conditions. Either having a case count of greater than 10 per…

The state has updated the locations on the COVID-19 travel advisory, which requires people traveling to Connecticut to fill out a travel form and self-quarantine for two weeks or submit a negative COVID-19 test. Six locations has been removed and one has been added. Puerto Rico has been added to the list while California, Hawaii, Maryland, Minnesota, Nevada and Ohio…

The state has updated the locations on the COVID-19 travel advisory, which requires people traveling to Connecticut to fill out a travel form and self-quarantine for two weeks or submit a negative COVID-19 test. Six locations has been removed and one has been added.

The governor on Monday clarified the state’s travel quarantine advisory and when residents returning from hotspots will need to quarantine.

Anyone traveling to Connecticut from an area considered to be a COVID-19 hot spot is required to quarantine, with some exceptions, and to submit a travel health form. (See Frequently Asked Questions below for the exceptions.) As of today, there are 31 locations after the removal of Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, Maryland, Montana and addition of Guam. Gov. Ned Lamont, as…

Rhode Island has been added to the list of locations that require a 14-day quarantine for people traveling to Connecticut. It is the only New England state that will require people to quarantine.   The governor’s office said this does not apply to people who travel to Rhode Island for less than 24 hours or who live in Rhode Island…

Rhode Island has been added to the list of locations that require a 14-day quarantine for people traveling to Connecticut. The governor’s office said this does not apply to people who travel to Rhode Island for less than 24 hours or who live in Rhode Island and work in Connecticut.

Dr. Anthony Fauci said Connecticut “is in a good place” in terms of COVID-19 and the state has the upper hand because of our ability to contain new cases.

Anyone traveling to Connecticut from 34 states, as well as Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico, must now quarantine after the COVID-19 travel quarantine advisory list expanded Tuesday. Connecticut, New York and New Jersey have added Illinois, Kentucky, Minnesota, Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico to the growing list of COVID-19 hotspots that require people to quarantine for two weeks or face...