Effective Monday, June 29, employees or visitors to any place of public accommodation must wear face coverings in an area or while performing an activity which will necessarily involve close contact or proximity to co-workers or the public where 6 ft of separation isn't feasible.

Effective Monday, June 29, percentage capacity limits as req by #Mayor @QuintonLucasKC’s Eighth Amended Order will be eliminated, except for taverns & bars. Read the Order, http://bit.ly/2NKO04Z . The Order will be reviewed & update as needed, before its July 12 expiration.

Exceptions to the face-covering requirement are as follows:
•Minors, with strong guidance from the @CDC and the @KCMOHealthDept that children over aged two wear face coverings.
•People who have respiratory conditions or breathing trouble. (Cont.) http://bit.ly/2NKO04Z 

Exceptions to the face-covering requirement are as follows:
•People who have disabilities that:
oPrevent them from comfortably wearing or taking off face coverings.
oPrevent them from communicating while wearing face coverings. (Cont.)
#KCMO #Covid19 #KansasCity #Missouri

Exceptions to the face-covering requirement are as follows:
•People who have been told by a medical, legal, or behavioral health professional not to wear face coverings. (Cont.) https://bit.ly/2NKO04Z 
#KCMO #Covid19 #KansasCity #Missouri

. @QuintonLucasKC – in partnership with the City of Kansas City and @madeinkc_ – in May launched http://KCPPE.com , an online resource for #KansasCity businesses to purchase (PPE) for their employees while providing direct support to local businesses. #StaySafeKC #ShopLocal