No timeline for return to normal, Montana governor says

HELENA, Mont. — Montana Gov. Steve Bullock says he doesn't have a timeline for things to return to normal in Montana after the coronavirus outbreak.

He spoke to residents in a telephone town hall on Monday, saying he'll continue issuing his stay-at-home orders in two-week intervals based on advice from medical professionals.

Bullock says indicators such as a decline in cases over a two-week period or a greater virus testing availability could lead to easing restrictions.

Bullock said he may encourage large groups from gathering if he lifts the stay-at-home order. The state health department reported Montana had 399 coronavirus Tuesday morning and seven deaths.

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