The New York Order dated April 19, 2017, is an executive order issued by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. It directs all non-essential businesses and entities in New York State to close in-person operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The order was issued in an effort to reduce the spread of coronavirus in the state. It applies to all businesses and entities except those that provide essential services, such as healthcare, essential governmental functions, and essential businesses, including grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, and banks. There are two types of New York Order dated April 19, 2017: the "Stay at Home" order and the "Essential Business" order. The Stay at Home order requires all non-essential businesses and entities to close their in-person operations, while the Essential Business order allows essential businesses to remain open while observing social distancing and other safety protocols.