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6,829,174 pop; 3,852,924 (56%) vacc, 2,408,633 (35%) pos, 28,714 (0.42%) deaths as of 2023-03-09

Closing and Reopening policy changes

2020-03-12
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State of emergency issued
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Stopped personal visitation in state prisons
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Stopped legal visitation in state prisons
2020-03-20
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Closed K-12 public schools
2020-03-23
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Closed bars
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Banned visitors to nursing homes
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Closed gyms
📽️
Closed movie theaters
2020-03-24
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Closed restaurants
⚕️
Suspended elective medical procedures
2020-04-01
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Closed other non-essential businesses
2020-04-02
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Stay at home/shelter in place
2020-04-27
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Reopened restaurants
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Began to reopen businesses statewide
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Reopened other non-essential retail
2020-04-29
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End stay at home/shelter in place
2020-05-01
🏋️
Reopened gyms
2020-05-06
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Reopened hair salons/barber shops
2020-05-22
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Reopened bars
📽️
Reopened movie theaters
2021-04-10
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Resumed visitation in state prisons
2021-08-16
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Banned school face mask mandates
2021-09-03
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Judicial decision blocked state from enforcing bans on mask mandates in schools

Top 5 by population

Shelby
937,166 pop, 58% vax
Davidson
694,144 pop, 68% vax
Knox
470,313 pop, 62% vax
Hamilton
367,804 pop, 59% vax
Rutherford
332,285 pop, 56% vax

Top 5 by new positives

Davidson
694,144 pop, 68% vax
Shelby
937,166 pop, 58% vax
Knox
470,313 pop, 62% vax
Campbell
39,842 pop, 45% vax
Rutherford
332,285 pop, 56% vax

All divisions

Anderson
76,978 pop, 58% vax
Bedford
49,713 pop, 45% vax
Benton
16,160 pop, 46% vax
Bledsoe
15,064 pop, 38% vax
Blount
133,088 pop, 54% vax
Bradley
108,110 pop, 43% vax
Campbell
39,842 pop, 45% vax
Cannon
14,678 pop, 33% vax
Carroll
27,767 pop, 50% vax
Carter
56,391 pop, 42% vax
Cheatham
40,667 pop, 61% vax
Chester
17,297 pop, 37% vax
Claiborne
31,959 pop, 48% vax
Clay
7,615 pop, 31% vax
Cocke
36,004 pop, 52% vax
Coffee
56,520 pop, 48% vax
Crockett
14,230 pop, 50% vax
Cumberland
60,520 pop, 49% vax
Davidson
694,144 pop, 68% vax
DeKalb
20,490 pop, 43% vax
Decatur
11,663 pop, 39% vax
Dickson
53,948 pop, 50% vax
Dyer
37,159 pop, 42% vax
Fayette
41,133 pop, 59% vax
Fentress
18,523 pop, 35% vax
Franklin
42,208 pop, 43% vax
Gibson
49,133 pop, 47% vax
Giles
29,464 pop, 41% vax
Grainger
23,320 pop, 50% vax
Greene
69,069 pop, 48% vax
Grundy
13,427 pop, 32% vax
Hamblen
64,934 pop, 44% vax
Hamilton
367,804 pop, 59% vax
Hancock
6,620 pop, 33% vax
Hardeman
25,050 pop, 48% vax
Hardin
25,652 pop, 42% vax
Hawkins
56,786 pop, 46% vax
Haywood
17,304 pop, 54% vax
Henderson
28,117 pop, 42% vax
Henry
32,345 pop, 49% vax
Hickman
25,178 pop, 44% vax
Houston
8,201 pop, 45% vax
Humphreys
18,582 pop, 42% vax
Jackson
11,786 pop, 36% vax
Jefferson
54,495 pop, 52% vax
Johnson
17,788 pop, 39% vax
Knox
470,313 pop, 62% vax
Lake
7,016 pop, 36% vax
Lauderdale
25,633 pop, 39% vax
Lawrence
44,142 pop, 38% vax
Lewis
12,268 pop, 37% vax
Lincoln
34,366 pop, 42% vax
Loudon
54,068 pop, 66% vax
Macon
24,602 pop, 34% vax
Madison
97,984 pop, 56% vax
Marion
28,907 pop, 48% vax
Marshall
34,375 pop, 44% vax
Maury
96,387 pop, 67% vax
McMinn
53,794 pop, 41% vax
McNairy
25,694 pop, 49% vax
Meigs
12,422 pop, 70% vax
Monroe
46,545 pop, 45% vax
Montgomery
208,993 pop, 62% vax
Moore
6,488 pop, 22% vax
Morgan
21,403 pop, 53% vax
Obion
30,069 pop, 44% vax
Overton
22,241 pop, 36% vax
Perry
8,076 pop, 42% vax
Pickett
5,048 pop, 46% vax
Polk
16,832 pop, 42% vax
Putnam
80,245 pop, 52% vax
Rhea
33,167 pop, 44% vax
Roane
53,382 pop, 46% vax
Robertson
71,813 pop, 54% vax
Rutherford
332,285 pop, 56% vax
Scott
22,068 pop, 38% vax
Sequatchie
15,026 pop, 36% vax
Sevier
98,250 pop, 52% vax
Shelby
937,166 pop, 58% vax
Smith
20,157 pop, 34% vax
Stewart
13,715 pop, 46% vax
Sullivan
158,348 pop, 58% vax
Sumner
191,283 pop, 50% vax
Tipton
61,599 pop, 42% vax
Trousdale
11,284 pop, 38% vax
Unicoi
17,883 pop, 56% vax
Union
19,972 pop, 36% vax
Van Buren
5,872 pop, 60% vax
Warren
41,277 pop, 43% vax
Washington
129,375 pop, 62% vax
Wayne
16,673 pop, 42% vax
Weakley
33,328 pop, 40% vax
White
27,345 pop, 44% vax
Williamson
238,412 pop, 69% vax
Wilson
144,657 pop, 55% vax

Sources: COVID-19 US State Policy Database, CoVariants.org, Google Community Mobility Reports, JHU COVID Resource Center, Our World In Data