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Marion requires masks at city facilities, public meetings back online
City’s new COVID safety orders will last through September
Gage Miskimen
Sep. 8, 2021 11:26 am, Updated: Sep. 8, 2021 12:05 pm
MARION — The city of Marion reintroduced a face mask requirement at city facilities this week.
The city also will hold all public meetings in September virtually, a Wednesday news release said.
The city news release cites current Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance that indicates even those who are fully vaccinated should wear masks indoors to maximize protection from the delta variant of the coronavirus.
City facilities remain open to walk-in traffic. Residents also can conduct city business online, by phone or via email.
The city will re-evaluate the policy on masks and meetings at the end of the month.
Comments: (319) 398-8255; gage.miskimen@thegazette.com
The Fifth Avenue entrance to Marion City Hall is seen in October 2017 in Marion. (The Gazette)