Maryland's plan for recovery and reopening

This is probably illustrative of what states not led by morons will do.  Note especially the Low, Medium, and High Risk activities at pp. 25-29.   The Low Risk activities won't get going until the state has had roughly two weeks of declining case loads--so maybe late May?   I don't think Maryland will get to the High Risk activities anytime in the next year.   The plan continues to emphasize telework where that is possible.  And note that the plan candidly acknowledges a possible need to close down again.  I think this is probably more indicative of what the next year will look like, although Georgia is now running a natural experiment with its population, the outcome of which may indeed influence what other governors do.  But I strongly suspect Maryland will be more indicative of the prudent approach.