Oregon State of Emergency Extended to September. Mask Requirement.
July 1, 2020
Governor Kate Brown extended her declaration of a state of emergency regarding COVID-19 for an additional 60 days, until September 4. The state of emergency was set to expire on July 6. Moving forward, the Governor will review and reevaluate each of her emergency orders every 60 days, to determine whether those orders should be continued, modified, or rescinded.
Governor Brown Extends Face Coverings Requirement Statewide
Governor Brown announced on June 29 that Oregonians statewide will be required to wear face coverings in indoor public spaces, beginning today, July 1. The guidance strongly recommends mask use for children age 2-12 with parental assistance, and applies to defined businesses and members of the public visiting indoor public spaces.
State Emergency Orders Provide Oregonians One-Time Grace Period to Pay Past-Due Premiums
COVID-19 has had significant financial impacts for many people in our communities. Oregon's emergency orders require insurance companies to provide a minimum one-time grace period to their customers for each insurance policy. Visit the Division of Financial Regulations COVID-19 consumer site for frequently asked questions and information on several insurance and financial services topics.
If you have questions about your insurance coverage, contact your insurance provider. If you have questions about an insurance company or agent or need to file a complaint, contact the divisions advocacy team at 888-877-4894 (toll-free) or email dfr.insurancehelp@oregon.gov.