Vermont Gov. Phil Scott has extended for another month the state of emergency imposed to help the state cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
During his regular Monday briefing, Scott said that he's extending the state of emergency first imposed in March through July 15. “I know this has felt like a very long journey already and so much uncertainty remains and you’re tired of it. I can relate. But if we continue to stay smart we will get through this.”
Scott also announced that he is allowing the state's campgrounds to open at full capacity.
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