People no longer have to wear face masks on Anchorage city buses or public school buses.
Anchorage People Mover outside the Downtown Transit Center on June 9, 2020
“I am pleased to see the federal court decision reject this mandate that kept Alaskans from making their own health decisions for themselves and their families,” Bronson said in a statement.The city of Anchorage operates the People Mover bus service, as well as the AnchoRIDES door-to-door transportation service and RideShare, a vanpooling program.
The Anchorage School District also announced Tuesday that it’s lifting its mask requirement for school buses.
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