Updated 4/1/2020
US State level contact information and responses
AZ - Don Kriz (602) 712-8333 Aeronautics Manager AZ DoT – Referred to FAA local FSDO
CA – Okay
CO – Okay
HI - Okay per Steven Maruyama (808) 836-6428 Airside Ops Manager at Hawaii DoT
ID - Okay per Jeff Marker (208) 334-8788, Aeronautics Division Administrator at Idaho DoT
MT – Spoke to Matt Lindberg (406) 444-9568 Chief, Aeronautics Safety and Edu. - Cited GOV declaration.
NV - Okay per Kurt Haukohl (775) 888-7353 State Aviation Manager - Airport Inspector
OR – Okay per Betty Stansbury (503) 378-4880 , Director, Oregon Aviation Division
UT – Okay per Jared Esselman (301) 575-7915, Director of Aeronautics at Utah DoT
WA - Okay per Rob Hodgman (360) 596-8910 Senior Aviation Planner at WA DoT
WY – Left msg Brian Olsen, Aeronautics Administrator, WY DoT
Hawaii DoT https://hidot.hawaii.gov/coronavirus/
Gov. David Ige signed a fourth supplementary proclamation that requires all residents and visitors traveling between any of the islands in the State of Hawai‘i to self-quarantine for 14 days.
The interisland quarantine mandate took effect on Wed., Apr. 1.
All who travel interisland will be required to fill out and sign an Interisland Declaration Form. It will include: Name; residential address; contact telephone number; and destination information. They must also indicate the purpose of their travel. The form can be completed prior to arriving at the airport.
People traveling interisland to perform essential functions are subject to self-quarantine while traveling, except when performing essential functions. Self-quarantine means travelers must remain in their hotel rooms, order food delivery, and not receive visitors. When they return to their island residence, they are not subject to quarantine, but are required to wear appropriate protective gear – primarily masks – and follow all social distancing requirements.
Those traveling for medical or health care are not subject to self-quarantine, as long as they wear appropriate protective gear and follow social distancing requirements.
Violations of this order could result in a misdemeanor with fines of up to $5,000 and/or up to one year in prison, or both.
Inquiries and requests regarding travel quarantine exemptions can be emailed to covidexemption@hawaii.gov
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