CITY OF DURHAM: And County to End Mask Mandate Effective March 7

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CITY OF DURHAM: And County to End Mask Mandate Effective March 7
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Mar 2, 2022
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City of Durham issued the following announcement on Mar. 2.

Durham City & County to End Mask Mandate Effective March 7; City Employees will Continue to Wear Masks through March 21

  • The decision is based on current COVID-19 data and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidance. Officials will continue to monitor the critical metrics in the coming weeks. View the full press release.
  • City employees will continue to wear face coverings inside City facilities through March 21.
  • According to federal and CDC guidelines, masks are still required in healthcare facilities and on all public transportation.
  • Community members are encouraged to get vaccinated. Vaccines are free and widely available in Durham and across the state.

 Original source can be found here.

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