Following direction provided by City Council on March 9, the public will still be required to wear a face mask in all city facilities. Visitors who do not have a face mask will be provided with one, it said.
Numerous safety protocols will continue to be followed within city facilities, including physical distancing, health screenings and Plexiglas at all reception areas. Additionally, city employees will be required to wear a face mask inside city facilities and when interacting face to face with customers, residents and employees, it said.
City board and commission meetings will continue to be held virtually, and City Council meetings will continue in a hybrid format, it said.
Abbott’s order allows businesses to no longer require safety protocols; however, individual business may continue to have safety measures in place and refuse service to individuals who do not abide them.
