I'm in New Jersey, one of the US states that was hardest hit at the beginning of the pandemic, back in the spring, so the state and the diocese and the general population have mostly been in agreement about the need to take strong steps to slow the spread of the virus.
Our bishop issued a directive in March that churches were to close, with remote-only services, until further notice. This was not an easy step, as the Eucharist is central to our worship, but it was necessary.
In the fall, the bishop allowed parishes to re-open for outdoor worship if the parish submitted to the diocese a plan outlining safety precautions (distancing, cleaning, etc), which would be reviewed by a diocesan-level committee of scientists. Later in the fall, parishes could open for indoor worship after submitting a similar plan describing indoor safety precautions.
Our current in-person Sunday attendance is about 10, with the remaining members connecting via Zoom or Facebook. The maximum attendance allowed by the bishop goes up and down as the case numbers go up and down, but 10 is within what we're allowed. As with
@seeking.IAM 's church, communion is the Host only, we register our info for contact tracing, and only the music director sings. As with
@GreekOrthodox 's church, our pews are marked off with a socially-distanced seating pattern.