I actually think the governor has done a decent job. I don't know who was responsible for shutting down all the theme parks but whoever did that helped the spread from international visitors. If you look at a lot of the new clusters it's people who have traveled domestically to hard hit areas like New York. Those people don't seem to realize what's going on or don't care enough to stop traveling, using social distancing or self isolating.
I get wanting to take lessons from Italy and go into full lockdown but that's hard to do without any confirmed cases. We didn't get our first confirmed case till March 1st, one traveled to Italy the other was in contact with someone infected. I don't know how they treated them but it wasn't in the community yet so no need to shut everything down still. The first week of March there wasn't many cases and the ones there were had been linked to international travel or contact with infected. The second week of March is when shutdowns started to happen.
Cases were increasing but the theme in those cases was mostly travel. With the theme parks shutdown international travel is slowed which should help the spread. Schools were on sprint break and then were told to close till mid april. Restaurants were delivery or to go only. People were told to social distance, self isolate if symptomatic and so on. We are at 1400 cases and 18 deaths in over 3 weeks, that's not much at all really. What he should have done sooner was to force all travelers from other countries, New York, New Jersey, Washington and California to self isolate for two weeks once they arrived. Full shutdown was unnecessary, it still kinda is, and increase testing is hard to do with limited resources and labs. Our total cases is 1/3 what the number of students are in the largest high school in the state. In 2017 there averaged over 100 deaths per month by Homicide, 200 by Firearms and 400 by overdose. We are over 3 weeks since the first case and 18 deaths, this thing could be scary but currently isn't.