A visitor wearing a face mask waits to be tested for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, at the main entrance to the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in March.

A visitor wearing a face mask waits to be tested for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, at the main entrance to the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in March. John Minchillo/AP

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GovExec Daily: Which Feds Will Be Coming Back to Offices Soon?

Eric Katz joins the show to discuss the ways different offices will reopen across the federal government.

Adam Butler and Ross Gianfortune

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By Adam Butler and Ross Gianfortune

Last month, the Trump administration said in a memorandum that agencies should work in consultation with local leaders and public health officials to determine when to reopen offices. As more states "reopen," more feds will likely have to come to their offices.

Eric Katz is covering the ways federal offices are reopening and he joined the show to discuss timelines for when feds will get back to offices and how that can be done safely.

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