Many of the state and local resources below cite the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo. Visit CISA's Identifying Critical Infrastructure During COVID-19  page for more information, as well as the updated CISA Guidance on the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce.

Disclaimer: The information below is compiled to the best of our knowledge and may not include every state or local directive impacting businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Information contained herein also should NOT be construed to provide legal advice.

Georgia - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. Time frames related to all building inspections and plan check are waived and applicants are allowed to engage private professional providers to conduct the plan check or inspection per code independently.

• Athens State of Emergency Declaration - Essential Businesses - The order seems to tie elevator work to residences, essential activities and essential businesses. Business category list includes construction and all related activities and manufacturing, as essential businesses. Clarification from the Athens County Public Information Office confirmed that elevator and escalator repair and preventative maintenance are essential activities as well. 
• Atlanta Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however, maintenance is tied to residences and other essential businesses or services, and only public works construction is identified as essential. "Construction" is identified as essential.

Hawaii - Executive Order - Supplemental Proclamation - New proclamation references U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices and service centers. 

Idaho - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Illinois - Executive Order March 13 - Executive Order March 16 - Executive Order March 20 - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. Executive Order specifically identifies building management and maintenance as essential functions, as well as support of health care facilities and construction.

• Chicago Stay At Home FAQs - Follows state order, which specifically identifies building management and maintenance as essential functions, as well as construction as essential functions.

Indiana - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

• Indianapolis Public Health Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Iowa - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Kansas  - Executive Order 20-16 - Executive Order Establishing Essential Function Framework - Executive Order Prohibiting Gatherings of 10 or More - No state elevator program, but Governor's Executive Order 20-16 references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. Executive Order 20-16 supersedes and overrides the provisions of any local "stay home" or similar order that does not exempt the same list of businesses and other essential infrastructure.

• Douglas County Stay at Home Order - State of Kansas Executive Order 20-16 - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however maintenance, construction and manufacturing are tied to other essential businesses or services. In order to establish uniformity across Kansas, Gov. Kelly's Executive Order 20-16 supersedes and overrides the provisions of any local "stay home" or similar order that does not exempt the same list of businesses and other essential infrastructure. EO 20-16 references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.
• Johnson County Stay at Home Order - State of Kansas Executive Order 20-16 - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. 3/24/20: Per Deputy County Manager, elevator work work to support essential businesses and essential government functions (which includes public safety) is deemed essential business. In order to establish uniformity across Kansas, Gov. Kelly's Executive Order 20-16 supersedes and overrides the provisions of any local "stay home" or similar order that does not exempt the same list of businesses and other essential infrastructure. EO 20-16 references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.
• Leavenworth County Emergency Order - State of Kansas Executive Order 20-16 - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however maintenance, construction and manufacturing are tied to other essential businesses or services. In order to establish uniformity across Kansas, Gov. Kelly's Executive Order 20-16 supersedes and overrides the provisions of any local "stay home" or similar order that does not exempt the same list of businesses and other essential infrastructure. EO 20-16 references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.
• Unified Government of Wyandotte County/ Kansas City Kansas Stay at Home Order - State of Kansas Executive Order 20-16 - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however maintenance, construction and manufacturing are tied to other essential businesses or services. In order to establish uniformity across Kansas, Gov. Kelly's Executive Order 20-16 supersedes and overrides the provisions of any local "stay home" or similar order that does not exempt the same list of businesses and other essential infrastructure. EO 20-16 references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. 

Kentucky - Executive Order - Executive Order Healthy at Home -  Health Order on Public Facing Businesses - Executive Order references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

Louisiana - Executive Order - Executive Order references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

Maine - Executive Order 3/31/20 - Executive Order 3/24/20 - Executive Order - Executive Order references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. Executive Order 3/31/20 closes non-essential businesses but does not impact list of essential businesses identified in Executive Order 3/24/20.

Maryland - Executive Order 3/30/20 -Executive Order 3/23/20 - Executive Order - Interpretive Guidance - Executive Order references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. Governor Issued "Stay at Home" order on 3/30, but it references the CISA document and does not impact maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. MD Elevator Safety Inspections Department is temporarily suspending final inspections (new construction) and alteration inspections on all elevators, escalators and lifts. MD has not suspended any other requirements related to annual  tests, inspections, preventative maintenance, repairs, call backs, shutdowns, entrapments or any other safety requirements of any type. 

Massachusetts - Essential Services Notice - Essential Services - Assemblage Guidance - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. Open Meeting laws are suspended to allow electronic participation.

• Boston Essential Services - Media on Construction Suspended - New construction in Boston and Cambridge has been suspended. Although "work necessary to render occupied residential buildings fully habitable" may continue. Ongoing maintenance, inspections and manufacturing of elevator components has not been explicitly restricted.

 Michigan - Executive Order - Executive Order to Suspend Activities - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. Elevator Safety Division requests that all test reports be submitted electronically to elevsafety@michigan.gov. Modifications made to employment laws and other worker benefits.

Minnesota - Executive Order - Guidance on Stay at Home Order - Executive Order provides guidance and links to a list of critical sectors that referneces the US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

Mississippi - Executive Order 1466 - ​Executive Order 1463 - Executive Order references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. Executive Order 1466 prohibits gatherings and limits people to essential activities. Does not impact businesses under Executive Order 1463

• Biloxi Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however maintenance, construction and manufacturing are tied to other essential businesses or services.
• Tupelo Executive Orders - Order reference U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

Missouri - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. 3/24/20: Chief Inspector sent an email stating "the State of Missouri has not put in place any restrictions that impact elevator maintenance, repair, testing, construction, and modernizations." Modifications made to employment laws and other worker benefits. State agencies are given the authority to waive or suspend any statutory or administrative rule or regulation, upon approval of the Governor, in order to best serve public health and safety during this emergency and subsequent recovery period.

• Cass County Stay at Home Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however maintenance is tied to other essential businesses or services, and only public works and housing construction are identified as essential.
• Clay County Health Emergency Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however maintenance is tied to other essential businesses or services, and only public works and housing construction
• Jackson County Stay at Home Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however maintenance is tied to other essential businesses or services, and only public works and housing construction are identified as essential.
• Kansas City Stay At Home Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction and manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.
• Platte County Order Limiting Gatherings to Few than 10 - Maintenance is tied to other essential businesses or services and only public works and housing construction are identified as essential. 
• St. Louis Stay At Home Order - St. Louis Health Commission Order - Construction is allowed. Elevator work is not identified as an essential business on its own, but when providing services to residences, essential activities and essential  businesses.

Montana - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Nebraska - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Nevada - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. Under emergency regulations issued on 3/20/20, service providers who work to maintain the safety and essential operations of residences or businesses are allowed. In addition, construction is also listed as essential.

New Hampshire - Executive Order - Emergency Order 17 - Exhibit A to Emergency Order 17 - Exhibit A to Emergency Order 17 identifies workers to maintain continuity of building functions, construction workers and manufacturing as essential.

New Jersey - ​No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. Non-retail businesses may stay open, but must accommodate their workforce, wherever practicable, for telework and maintain social distancing. Construction and repair workers are two examples used of businesses that can't telework. Executive Order #108 invalidates any county or municipal restriction that in any way will or might conflict with any of the provisions of Executive Order #107. Municipalities/counties cannot change list of essential businesses or imposed additional limitations on businesses or social distancing requirements. 

New Mexico - Public Health Order - Commercial and residential construction and maintenance, certain manufacturing and services necessary to maintain the safety or residences and essential businesses deemed essential. 

• Albuquerque Resolution of Emergency Area - County Resolution and Ordinance Assign Powers - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

New York - Executive Order 3/29/20 - Gov. Cuomo Calls off Non-Essential Construction 3/27/20 - Guidance on Executive Order 3/27/20 -  Guidance on Executive Order for Determining Whether a Business Enterprise is Subject to a Workforce Reduction - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. Under new guidance issued by the state, only approved construction is deemed essential.

• NYC Department of Buildings Service Updates - The NYC Department of Buildings has issued six service notices related to applications, reviews and other services. No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, manufacturing or other elevator work. Under the guidance issued by the state, building maintenance, and skilled building trades are listed as essential. On Friday, March 27 however, Governor Cuomo ordered that all non-essential construction cease. NYC has responded with various resources: NYC DOB COVID-19 Response page - Suspension of Non-Essential Construction and Demolition Sites - Guidance to Owners and Contractors - Guidance on Essential vs. Non-Essential Construction - FAQs on Essential and Non-Essential Construction in NYC

North Carolina - Stay at Home Order 3/27/20 - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.  3/30/20 "Stay at Home" order, which references the US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

• Beufort Stay at Home Order - Order reference U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. Nonessential business can perform minimum basic operations but are closed to the public and workforce only allowed to telecommute.
• Madison County (Asheville) Shelter in Place Order (for citizens, no information on business operations)
• Pitt County Stay at Home Order - Order reference U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.
• Wake County (Durham) Proclamation of Emergency Restrictions - No explicit restrictions on elevator work, however maintenance is tied to residences and other essential businesses or services. All construction is considered essential.

North Dakota - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Ohio - Health Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. All annual and semi-annual routine inspections, this does not include Acceptance, Alterations, Investigations or Escalator inspections provided the owner grants permission for entry.

Oklahoma - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Oregon - Executive Order - Stay at Home Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. CAT1 and CAT 5 testing that can not be completed due to the owner or manager not allowing access, the owner can send a letter or email, or sign the work order that they refused access. The letter will be adequate to make sure no fines are issued.

Pennsylvania - Business Restrictions - Maintenance is allowed in all buildings. Manufacturing is restricted for some businesses, but nothing specifically related to elevators. All construction is prohibited unless it is for hospital/medical facilities. The state has created a waiver application process. Email RA-dcexemption@pa.gov for more information or to seek a waiver.

• Pittsburgh  Executive Order  - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.
• Philadelphia Executive Order on Non-Essential Businesses - List of Life Sustaining Businesses - The City Order includes the life-sustaining businesses identified by the Governor. Maintenance is allowed in all buildings. Manufacturing is restricted for some businesses, but nothing specifically related to elevators (see link). All construction is prohibited unless its for hospital/medical or residential facilities.
• All Counties Stay at Home Order -Stay at Home Order Amendment 3/31/20 - Life Sustaining Businesses - Maintenance is allowed in all buildings.  Manufacturing is restricted for some businesses, but nothing specifically related to elevators (see link). All construction is prohibited unless its for hospital/medical facilities.

Rhode Island - Executive Order 3/28/20 - Critical Businesses -  Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. 3/24/20: Chief Elevator Inspector indicated that "inspections were still being conducted." Governor Issued "Stay at Home" order on 3/30, but does not prohibit maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

South Carolina -Executive Order 3/31/20 - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. All non-essential businesses are ordered to close. Gatherings limited to 50 or less.

• Charleston, Columbia, and several other cities and counties Essential Businesses Order

Tennessee - Executive Order 3/30/20 - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. 3/24/20: The Chief indicated that TN "will allow a grace period for write-ups and delinquent testing" Governor Issued "Safer at Home" order on 3/30, but it references the CISA document and does not impact maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

• Memphis - Executive Order on Non-Essential Services and Businesses - Home or building maintenance, property management, skilled trades, commercial and residential construction all listed as essential businesses.
• Nashville Safer at Home Order - Home or building maintenance, property management, skilled trades, commercial and residential construction all listed as essential businesses.
• Sumner County Safer at Home Declaration - References CISA memo under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices and service centers. 

Texas - Executive Order 3/31/20 - Essential Services - Executive Order - Governor's order 3/31/20 references the US Dept of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices and service centers. The 3/31/20 order supersedes any conflicting order issued by local officials in response to the COVID-19 disaster, but only to the extent that such a local order restricts essential services allowed by this executive order or allows gatherings prohibited by this executive order. 

TX Department of Licensing and Regulation has temporarily suspended inspection late fees, allowing businesses to follow the procedure that best meet the business and their industry's needs. Regulatory statute prescribing the procedures for conducting state business or any order or rule of a state agency that would in any way prevent, hinder, or delay necessary action in coping with this disaster shall be suspended upon written approval of the Office of the Governor.

• Austin Stay Home Work Safe Order - Travis County Stay at Home Order - Williamson County Stay Home Stay Safe Order - Travis and Williamson County reference U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. AUSTIN ORDER IS MORE RESTRICTIVE THAN THE STATE'S BUT THE GOVERNOR'S 3/31/20 ORDER SUPERSEDES ANY CONFLICTING ORDER ISSUED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS, BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH A LOCAL ORDER RESTRICTS ESSENTIAL SERVICES ALLOWED BY THIS EXECUTIVE ORDER OR GATHERINGS PROHIBITED BY THE EXECUTIVE ORDER. AN UPDATED ORDER TO ELIMINATE CONFLICTS IS EXPECTED.
• Neuces County Stay at Home Order - NUECES ORDER IS MORE RESTRICTIVE THAN THE STATE'S BUT THE GOVERNOR'S 3/31/20 ORDER SUPERSEDES ANY CONFLICTING ORDER ISSUED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS, BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH A LOCAL ORDER RESTRICTS ESSENTIAL SERVICES ALLOWED BY THIS EXECUTIVE ORDER OR GATHERINGS PROHIBITED BY THE EXECUTIVE ORDER. AN UPDATED ORDER TO ELIMINATE CONFLICTS IS EXPECTED.

Utah - Executive Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. 3/24/20: Rick Sturm, Deputy Division Director, indicated that the state of Utah elevator program is "doing business as usual."

• Salt Lake City County Stay at Home Order - Media Release Stay at Home Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. References U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

Vermont - Executive Order - Addendum to Executive Order - Addendum lists construction necessary to support the COVID-19 response and maintain critical infrastructure; critical manufacturing to support "economic and national security;" other building and property services for the safety and operations of residences or other businesses; and, vendors of technical equipment repair and maintenance.

Virginia - Executive Order - Stay at Home Order 3/30/20 - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.
Governor Issued "Stay at Home" order on 3/30, but it does not impact maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

Washington - Construction Guidance 3/25/20 - Business Relief- Executive Order on Essential Workers - Stay Home Proclamation 3/23/20 - The guidance provided in conjunction with the Governor's "Safer at Home" bulletion identifies essential businesses and references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, manufacturing, offices, and service centers. 3/26/20: Governor issued clarification related to construction, which is NOT considered essential unless tied to an essential activity or to "prevent...unsafe conditions." (see new link)

• Edmonds Stay at Home Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. References U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.
• Everett Mayoral Public Health Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. References U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.
• King  County Health Order - Guidance on Gatherings of Fewer than 50 - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.
• Yakima County Stay at Home Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

West Virginia - Executive Order - Executive Order provides guidance and links to a list of critical sectors that refernces the US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.

Wisconsin - UPDATED Emergency Order - Emergency Order - New Executive Order identifies essential businesses and references US Dept. of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) memo to identify critical infrastructure sectors, under which all elevator work is allowed including maintenance, construction, manufacturing, offices, and service centers.+ 

• Milwaukee  Stay at Home Order - Home or building maintenance, property management, skilled trades, commercial and residential construction all listed as essential businesses.

Wyoming - State Health Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Alberta - Restrictions for Mass Gatherings - Support for Employers  and Employees - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. 

British Columbia - State of Emergency - List of Essential Services - BC's list of essential businesses include those that support the safe operations of residences, essential businesses and facilities/buildings, elevator maintenance, construction, and manufacturing that supports an essential business or activity. 

Manitoba - State of Emergency Declaration - Public Health Act Letter - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. 

New Brunswick - Mandatory Order - Guidance for Businesses -No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building. Per the guidance issued, construction, maintenance and manufacturing businesses do not need to cease operations. 

Newfoundland & Labrador - Special Measures Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.

Nova Scotia - Global Order - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.
All businesses, unless specifically directed to close, may continue to operate as long as they employ social distancing. If social distancing cannot be reached, businesses or limited to 5 people. Construction has an exemption.

Ontario - List of Essential Workplaces - Workplace Closures Media Release - Building maintenance and repair, as well as construction for industrial, commerical residential and institutional sectors are listed as essential workplaces.

Quebec - Government Measures - Construction and Building Maintenance Guidance - "Building maintenance firms," with a specific reference to elevators, is included as a priority activity. Construction is limited. 

Saskatchewan - Public Health Order - Information for Businesses and Workers - Construction, services performed by tradespeople, residential and commercial installations, and building maintenance and repair are allowed.

Yukon - Public Health Emergency - No explicit restrictions on elevator maintenance, construction, manufacturing or other elevator work in any building.