COVID-19 Signage in Baltimore, MD

How does COVID-19 affect businesses in Baltimore, Maryland?

In an effort to “flatten the curve” and protect vulnerable populations, Governor Larry Hogan has implemented a number of anti-pandemic protocols to reduce “community spread,” including social distancing, self-isolation, and mandated closures of non-essential businesses. Additionally, Governor Hogan requested a Major Disaster Declaration from the federal administration, which was approved on March 26th.

Any businesses that remain must implement anti-pandemic protocols defined by the Maryland Department of Health, which include installing COVID-19 signage as needed.

What is COVID-19 signage?

The term “COVID-19 signage” refers to any signs used to communicate or enforce anti-pandemic protocols, such as:

• Increased hand washing, particularly when entering the premises
• Limiting the number of people allowed in store at once
• Using alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60 percent alcohol if soap and water are not available
• Covering your coughs and sneezes with a tissue, your sleeve or your elbow
• Avoiding touching your eyes, nose and mouth
• Cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched objects and surfaces using standard cleaning practices
• Avoiding close contact with people (i.e. social distancing)

“COVID-19 signage” may also refer to any signage used to explain service disruptions, new hours of operation, and other pandemic-related changes.

At Baltimore Signs and Graphics, COVID-19 signage comes in any shape, color, or size. Everything is completely customizable, so it’s easy to create “on-brand” signage in any style.

Free COVID-19 signage quotes

Looking for COVID-19 signage to keep customers informed of business changes and anti-pandemic protocols?

Call 410-877-6011or visit the Baltimore Signs and Graphics website to book online and begin a completely “contactless” design process.