Pima County will allow its mask mandate to expire on February 28th despite the chief medical officer recommending it be extended a month.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Pima County will allow its mask mandate to expire on Feb. 28 despite the chief medical officer recommending it be extended a month.
Some people argue cloth masks do not work, pointing to new CDC recommendations to wear N-95 masks. Others think it is one of our best tools to fight the virus that causes COVID-19. Pima County supervisors issued their second mask mandate last December in response to the omicron surge. “We are not enforcing this mandate,” said Supervisor Rex Scott. “Calling it a mandate is confusing and misleading as a result and this fact makes Pima County look like a paper tiger.”
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