Pinellas County commissioners approve stay-at-home policy set to start in 24 hours

Pinellas County commissioners unanimously approved a stay-at-home policy for the county that would require businesses to practice social distancing or close to avoid the spread of coronavirus. The policy, which the commissioners called a safe-at-home policy, is expected to go into effect in the next 24 hours and will last as long as Florida’s state of emergency is in effect. Under the policy, businesses that can practice social distancing or telecommute can stay open. Businesses that cannot…