The Branson board of Aldermen is set to vote on a mandatory mask ordinance on Tuesday afternoon.
10 days ago, after eight hours of public input, Branson’s board of Aldermen approved a motion to table a vote over a proposed face mask ordinance in the city.
The vote over the ordinance was tabled until Tuesday, July 28 at 2 p.m.
The possible ordinance could require anyone 13 and up to wear masks or other face coverings in any public space.
That would include banks, shopping malls, schools, theaters, restaurants, amusement parks or other attractions.
People with medical conditions would be exempt.
The penalty could be a $100 fine for a person who refuses to wear a mask, or a business owner who doesn’t enforce the rule.
You will be able to view the meeting here.
