>> Leaving the house under DeWine's new order; when its okay to do so
Deputies will only intervene when it is necessary for public safety.
The Piqua Police Department has also stated that officers will not stop people to address why they are out or where they are going.
They will intervene in extreme circumstances, or instance of blatant disregard to mandates.
Both of these departments ask that Ohioans voluntarily comply with the Ohio Stay Home Order.
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