1 | If you are coming to Rhode Island from one of the states listed below with a positivity rate of COVID-19 greater than 5%, you are required to self-quarantine for 14 days while in Rhode Island. As an exception, you may provide proof of a negative test for COVID-19 that was taken within 72 hours prior to arrival in Rhode Island. If you receive a test during your quarantine in Rhode Island and get a negative test result, you can stop quarantining. However, you still need to self-monitor for symptoms of COVID-19 for 14 days, wear a mask in public, and follow physical distancing guidelines. You also must quarantine while waiting for a negative test result.
Quarantining for 14 days is always preferred over relying on a negative test result as quarantining is the best way to limit the possibility of spreading COVID-19. | Source: Johns Hopkins University as of 11/30/20 |
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2 | State | |
3 | Alabama | |
4 | Alaska | |
5 | Arizona | |
6 | Arkansas | |
7 | California | |
8 | Colorado | |
9 | Delaware | |
10 | Florida | |
11 | Georgia | |
12 | Idaho | |
13 | Illinois | |
14 | Indiana | |
15 | Iowa | |
16 | Kansas | |
17 | Kentucky | |
18 | Louisiana | |
19 | Maryland | |
20 | Michigan | |
21 | Minnesota | |
22 | Mississippi | |
23 | Missouri | |
24 | Montana | |
25 | Nebraska | |
26 | Nevada | |
27 | New Hampshire | |
28 | New Jersey | |
29 | New Mexico | |
30 | North Carolina | |
31 | North Dakota | |
32 | Ohio | |
33 | Oklahoma | |
34 | Oregon | |
35 | Pennsylvania | |
36 | Puerto Rico | |
37 | South Carolina | |
38 | South Dakota | |
39 | Tennessee | |
40 | Texas | |
41 | Utah | |
42 | Virginia | |
43 | Washington | |
44 | West Virginia | |
45 | Wisconsin | |
46 | Wyoming |