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Edmond mask mandate in effect

Edmond’s mask mandate went into effect Wednesday. 

The mandate states that facial coverings must be worn at all times when inside any public place. The mandate recommends wearing non-disposable or disposable facial coverings.

The mandate went into effect Wednesday and is scheduled to expire Oct. 12.

Exceptions to the mandate are:

— Persons under 11 years of age unless required by a school or day care to wear a face covering.

— Persons working in a professional office who do not have any face-to-face interactions with the public.

— Restaurant patrons while eating or drinking.

— Persons in a setting where it is not practical or feasible to wear a face covering, such as when receiving dental services, medical treatments or while swimming or at a splash park.

— Persons engaged in any competitive sporting activities, whether professional, amateur or merely for recreational purposes.

— Persons engaged in performing cardio exercise, but they should make a reasonable effort to practice social distancing from persons not from their household.

— Persons inside any federal, state or county government building or other facility.

— Persons inside any public or private school building or other facility unless required by the school to wear a face covering.

— Persons with a developmental disability, including persons who are deaf and hard of hearing, and also mental and psychiatric disability.

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