CITY OF WAUKEE: Gov. Extends and Modifies Proclamation Requiring Masks, Limiting Gatherings

By Press release submission

Dec 13, 2020

City of Waukee issued the following announcement on Dec. 9.

Gov. Kim Reynolds extended a Public Health Disaster proclamation that imposes a number of public health measures to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. These measures are now in effect statewide and will continue until through Jan. 8, 2021. Read the proclamation.

Some highlights include:

Mask Use: Indoor spaces open to the public and State executive branch buildings

Masks required when individuals are within 6 feet of one another for 15 minutes or longer with certain exceptions

Gathering Restrictions: Social, community, business or leisure gatherings

No more than 15 people indoors and 30 people outdoors
These restrictions apply to wedding receptions, family gatherings, conventions, and other nonessential gatherings but do not apply to gatherings that occur during the ordinary course of business or government.

Updates were made on Dec. 9 to elective surgery restrictions, "last call" for businesses serving alcohol, youth sports and spectator numbers at youth sports. These will be in effect at least Dec. 10-16, 2020. See the full details here.

Questions?

Businesses and residents should refer to the Office of the Governor at (515) 281-5211 for any questions related to COVID-19 mitigation efforts such as mask requirements, closures and more.

Thank you to everyone in the Waukee community for helping to keep each other safe and healthy.

Original source can be found here.