To give a bit of a contrast on re-opening in the US vs. elsewhere. Up here in Ontario Canada (population of ~14.5 million so it would be the 5th most populous state, and the Greater Toronto area which accounts for ~6 million people):
We have been at ~1% or below positivity rate for the last month. We have only today announced re-opening stage 3. But major population centers (like Toronto) are to still stay in stage 2. Stage 3 now allows some indoor restaurant dining at reduced capacity - no indoor place regardless of size can have more than 50 people. For the last month while in Stage 2 it was only outdoor dining at min 6 foot distance between groups. Gyms can now re-open at limited capacity with the noted indoor rules. Outdoor team sports are just now allowed to resume. All of the noted still require 6 foot social distancing and masks. Stage 3 also still does not include amusement parks or water parks.
It also wasn't until 4 weeks ago that the government raised the in-person get togethers from a max of 5 immediate family members only, to 10 people max (and if they're not in your immediate household, those visitors must remain 6 feet apart).
It's been a tough and slow slog but the vast majority of people have been patient and compliant in everything that has been asked or mandated (other than small pockets of covidiots that get publicly heavily shamed for their irresponsible activities). Only now are people feeling like we're seeing some light at the end of the tunnel.