Executive Orders

2020

​September

​​​ ​ Gov. Evers Executive Order 88: Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff in Honor of State Day of Service and Remembrance​​ — September 1​0​, 2020

• ​​​ Gov. Evers Executive Order 87: Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Deputy Richard “Rick” Treadwell of the Dane County Sheriff’s Office​​ — August 30​, 2020
• Gov. Evers Executive Order 86: Relating to Declaring a State of Emergency to Prov​ide Safety and Protection to the People of Kenosha and Other Wisconsin Communities​​ — August 25, 2020
• Gov. Evers Executive Order 85: Relatin​g to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Pfc. Evan A. Bath of the United States Marine Corps​​ — August 24, 2020
• Gov. Evers Executive Order 84: Relating to a Special Session of the Legislature on the Use of Force by Law Enforcement​​ — August 24, 2020
• Gov. Evers Executive Order 83: Relating to a Proclamation Honoring Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson​​ — August 4, 2020

​July

• Gov. Evers Executive Order 82: Relating to Declaring a Public Health Emergency​​ — July 30, ​​2​020
• Gov. Evers Executive Order 81: Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Army Cpl. Francis J. Rochon of the United States Army Who Lost His Life in the Korean War​ (​​ ​Accessible Version​​​)​ — July 21, ​​2​020
• Gov. Evers Executive Order 80: Relating to the Creation of the Governor’s Task Force on Broadband Access​ (​​ ​Accessible Version​​​)​ — July 14, ​​2​020

​June

•  ​Gov. Evers Executive Order 79: Relating to a Proclamation that the Juneteenth Flag Be Flown over the East Wing of the State Capitol Building — June 17​​,​ 2​020​​​​​​
  
•  ​Gov. Evers Executive Order 78: Relating to a Proclamation that the Rainbow Flag Be Flown over the East Wing of the State Capitol Building and Throughout the State of Wisc​onsin in Recognition of Pride Month  — June 5​,​ 2​020​​​​​​
  

May:​​

•  ​Gov. Evers Executive Order 76: ​Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Peace Officers Who Have Given Their Lives in the Line of Duty — May ​​22,​ 2​020​​​​​
•  ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order #36: Interim Order to Turn the Dial — May ​​11​,​ 2​020​​​​​
•  ​Gov. Evers Orden de Emergencia N.º 36​ (Spanish) — May 11​,​ 2​020​​​​​
•  ​Gov. Evers Executive Order 76: ​Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Peace Officers Who Have Given Their Lives in the Line of Duty — May ​​8,​ 2​020​​​​​
•  ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 35: Relating to the Department of Health Services and Department of Safety and Professional Services — May ​​3,​ 2​020​​​​​

April:​ 

• Gov. Evers Emergency Order 34: Interim Order to Turn the Dial — April 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Orden de Emergencia N.º 34​ (Spanish) — April 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 33: Department of Revenue Administrative Rule Suspensions — April 23,​ 2​020​​​​​
• Gov. Evers Emergency Order 32: Relating to the Operations of the Alternative Care Facility — April 23,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Executiv​e Order 75: Relating to Declaring a State of Emergency in Response to Elevated Wildfire Conditions — April 21,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 31: Badger Bounce Back — April 20,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 30: Department of Natural Resources Administrative Rule Suspensions — April 17,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 29: University of Wisconsin System Administrative Rule Suspensions — April 17,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 28: Safer at Home Order — April 16,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 27: Relating to Joint Effort Marketing Administered by the Department of Tourism — April 15,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergenc​​y Order 26: Relating to Department of Children and Families Administrative Rule Suspensions — April 14,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 25: Relating to Additional Safety Measures Related to the Department of Workforce Development (DWD) and Migrant Labor Camps — April 14,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 24: Relating to the Department of Transportation Emergency Overweight Commodity Permits — April 10,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 23: Related to the Department of Veterans Affairs Assistance to Needy Veterans Program — April 9,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 22: Related to Certain Timelines Established by the Department of Safety and Professional Services — April 9,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Executive Order 74, Relating to suspending in-person voting on April 7, 2020, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic — April 6,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 21: Relating to the Department of Health Services Administrative Rule Suspensions and Order — April 3,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 20: Relating to Modification of Emergency Order #16 — April 3,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Executive Order 73, Relating to a Special Session of the Legislature to Provide for an All-Mail Spring Election and Special Election for the 7 th Congressional District during the COVID-19 Pandemic​ — April 3,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 19: Appropriate Use of COVID-19 Information by Law Enforcement Agencies, First Responders, and Public Safety Workers — April 3,​ 2​020​​​​​

March​:​

• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 18: Department of Children and Families Administration Rule Suspensions — March 31,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 17: Department of Natural Resources Administrative Rule Suspension — March 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 16: Relating to Certain Health Care Providers and the Department of Safety and Professional Services Credentialing — March 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 15: Temporary Ban on Evictions and Foreclosures — March 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 14: Relating to Extending the Department of Transportation Emergency Permits to Assist with Grocery Supply Efforts — March 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 13: Order to the Department of the Workforce Development Regarding Minor Work Permits — March 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 12: Safer at Home Order — March 24,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 11: Public Service Commission Administrative Rule Suspensions — March 21,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 10: Department ​of Public Instruction Administration Rule Suspension and Emergency Orders — March 21,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 9: Order to the Department of Corrections — March 20,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 8: Updated Mas​s Gathering Ban — March 20,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 7: Order to the Department of Workforce Development​ Regarding Unemployment Insurance — March 20,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 6: Order Restricting the Size of Child Care Settings — March 18,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 5: Order Prohibiting Mass Gatherings of 10 People or More — March 17,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov Evers Emergency Order 4: Order ​Prohibiting Mass Gatherings of 50 People or More — March 16,​ 2​020​​​​​
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• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 3: Order for Department of Children and Families Administrative Rule Suspension and Emergency Orders — March 16,​ 2​020​​​​​
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• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 2:​ Order for Department of Transportation Permits to Assist with Grocery Supply Efforts — March 14,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Gov. Evers Emergency Order 1: Order for Statewide School Closure — March 13,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​Executive Order 72, Relating to Declaring a Health Emergency in Response to the COVID-19 Coronavirus — March 12,​ 2​020​​​​​

February​:​

• ​​Executive Order 71: Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for the Victims of the Mass Shooting in Milwaukee — February 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 70: Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Firefighter Darrin Jones of the Milwaukee Fire Department — February 7,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 69, Relating to a Special Session of the Legislature — February 6,​ 2​020​​​​​

January​:​

• ​​Executive Order 68, Relating to a Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency in Response to Damaging Winds and Lakeshore Flooding — January 31,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 67, Relating to the Creation of the Governor’s Task Force on Student Debt — January 29,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 66, Relating to Creating the People's Maps Commission — January 27,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 65, Relating to the Creation of the Governor’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Rural Prosperity — January 23,​ 2​020​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 64, ​​​Relating to a Special Session of the Legislature — January 23,​ 2​020​​​​​

2019​

December​:​

• ​​Executive Order 63, ​​​Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Former Oneida Nation Chairman Rick Hill — December 17,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 62, Relating to Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment; Reporting Procedures, Investigation Protocols, and Accountability; Measures in the Wisconsin National Guard — December 9,​ 2​020​​​19
• ​​Executive Order 61, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin be Flown at Half-Staff on National Pearl Harbor Rememberance Day — December 6,​ 2​019​​​​​

November​:​

• ​​Executive Order 60, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Army Pfc. Eugene E. Lochowicz of the United States Army Who Lost His Life in World War II — November 14,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 59, Relating to Divers​ity, Equity, and Inclusion in State Government — November 12,​ 2​019
• ​​Executive Order 58, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Army Sgt. Robert W. McCarville of the United States Army Who Lost His Life in World War II — November 5,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 57, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Firefighter Brian Serdynski of the Union Grove-Yorkville Fire Department​ — November 4,​ 2​019​

October​:​

• ​​Executive Order 56, Relating to Declaring an Energy Emergency​ — October 30,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 55, Relating to the Creation of a Complete Count Committee for the 2020 Census — October 28,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 54, Relating to a Special Session of the Legislature — October 21,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 53, Relating to a Special Election for the 7th Congressional District and Amending Executive Order #46 — October 19,​ 2​019
• ​​Executive Order 52, Relating to the Creation of the Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change — October 17,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 51, a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Former State Representative Joseph Tregoning — October 16,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 50, Relating to Declaring Indigenous Peoples Day — October 8,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 49, Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for the Firefighters of Wisconsin Who Have Given Their Lives in the Line of Duty​ — October 3,​ 2​019​

• ​​Executive Order 48, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin be Flown at Half-Staff as a Ma​rk of Respect for Army Tech. 5th Grade John E. Bainbridge of the Wisconsin National Guard Who Lost His Life in World War II​ — September 27,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 47, Relating to a Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency Due to Severe Weather and Flooding​ — September 25,​ 2​019
• ​​Executive Order 46, Relating to a Special E​lection for the 7th Congressional District​ — September 23,​ 2​019
• ​​Executive Order 45, Relating to the Creation of the Governor's Task Force on Retirement Security — September 16,​ 2​019​​​​​
• ​​Executive Order 44, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff in Honor of State Day of Service and Remembrance — September 9,​ 2​019
• ​ Executive Order 43,Relating to the Governor’s Juvenile Justice Commission​ — September 3​,​ 2​019​​​​​

August​:

July​:

• Executive Order 32, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Officer Kou Her​ of the Milwaukee Police Department ​— ​June 21, 2019​
  
• Executive Order 31, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Officer John D. Hetland of the Racine Police Department ​— ​June 19, 2019
  
• Executive Order 3​0, Relating to the Creation of the Governor's Pardon Advisory ​Board — ​June 12, 2019

May:

• ​Executive Order 29, Relating to a Proclamation that the Rainbow Flag Be Flown over the East Wing of the State Capitol Building and Throughout the State of Wisconsin in Recognition of Pride Month ​— ​June 7, 2019
  
• Executive Order 28, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Major General Raymond A. Matera — ​May ​22, 2019
  
• Executive O​rder 27, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff on Memorial Day ​— May 22, 2019
  
• Executive Order 26, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Firefighter Mitchell F. Lundgaard of the Appleton Fire Department​ ​— May 17, 2019
  
• Executive Order 25, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Firefighter Kyle R. Hayden of the Durand City/Rural Fire Department — May 17, 2019
  
• Executive Order 24, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Peace Officers Who Have Given Their Lives in the Line of Duty​ — May 9, 2019​
  

April:

• ​Executive Order 23, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin May be Flown at Half-Staff in Dane County as a Mark of Respect for Officer Katherine “Katie” Barrios of the Middleton Police Department​ — April 29, 2019
• Executive Order 22, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Former State Representative Ed Brooks ​— April 25, 2019
  
• Executive Order 21, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin May Be Flown at Half-Staff in Iowa County as a Mark of Respect for Iowa County District Attorney Larry E. Nelson ​— April 19, 2019
  
• Executive Order 20, Relating to the Creation of the Joint Enforcement Task Force on Payroll Fraud and Worker Misclassification — April 15, 2019
  
• Executive Order 19, Relating to the Creation of the Committee to Celebrate the Centennial Anniversary of Wisconsin's Ratification of the 19th Amendment — April 11, 2019
  
• Executive Order 18, Relating to an Affirmation of the Intergovernmental Relationships Among the State of Wisconsin and Tribal Nations Located Within the State — April 9, 2019
  

March:

• Executive Order 17, Relating to the Creation of the Governor's Health Equity Council​ — March 19, 2019
  
• Executive Order 16, Relating to Declaring a State of Emergency in Response to Widespread Flooding — March 15, 2019
  
• Executive Order 15, Relating to Inclusive Language in Administrative Rules — March 12, 2019
  
• Executive Order 14, Relating to the Accessibility of Division of Motor Vehicles Facilities and Department of Transportation-Issued Voter Identification— March 4, 2019
  

February:

• Executive Order 13, Relating to Withdrawing the Wisconsin National Guard Assisting at the Southwest Border — February 25, 2019
  
• Executive Order 12, Relating to Declaring an Energy Emergency — February 21, 2019
  
• Executive Order 11, Relating to the Creation of the Governor's Task Force on Caregiving — February 18, 2019
  
• Executive Order 10, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works Employee Bryan Rodriguez  — February 15, 2019
  
• Executive Order 9, Relating to a Special Election for the Sixty-Fourth Assembly District — February 14, 2019
  
• Executive Order 8, Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin Be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Officer Matthew Rittner of the Milwaukee Police Department — February 7, 2019
  

January:

• Executive Order 7, Relating to Declaring a State of Emergency and Closing State Office Buildings — January 29, 2019
• Executive Order 6, Relating to Recreating Non-Statutory Committees — January 28, 2019
  
• Executive Order 5, Relating to Declaring a State of Emergency — January 28, 2019
  
• Executive Order 4, Relating to The Preservation of Insurance Protection — January 8, 2019
  
• Executive Order 3, Relating to The Creation of Healthy Communities Initiative — January 8, 2019
  
• Executive Order 2, Relating to Recognizing and Respecting State Employees — January 7, 2019
  
• Executive Order 1, Relating to Prohibiting Discrimination In State Employment — January 7, 2019
  
  
  
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