Jackson County Opens Restaurants, Gyms & Bars April 9th BUT Keeps COVID Mask Mandate & Social Distancing

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Jackson County announces plans to ease some COVID-19 restrictions in health order

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Jackson County Executive Frank White, Jr. – in consultation with Jackson County Health Department Director Bridgette Shaffer, MPH and Emergency Management Coordinator Troy Schulte – is announcing that in the coming days he plans to modify protocols to the current health order, particularly when it comes to those relating to capacity restrictions.

County Executive White stresses that while some of these restrictions are being eased, the mask mandate and social distancing protocols remain in effect. The new order takes effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday, April 9, 2021, the same day Phase 3 of the state’s vaccination plan is activated, which opens vaccine eligibility to all Missouri adults.

“Over the past year, we have made tremendous strides to combat this pandemic and we don’t want to lose the progress that we’ve made,” said Jackson County Executive Frank White, Jr. “In order to do that, we must continue to wear face coverings and maintain our distance from others when in public spaces out of respect for those in our community who are waiting to be vaccinated. If we remain diligent in our prevention efforts, we will be one step closer to getting back some normalcy in our daily lives.”

“Our health department is focused on increasing education of the vaccines that are available, providing access to them, signing up as many residents as possible and getting vaccines in arms,” said Jackson County Health Department Director Bridgette Schaffer, MPH. “We look forward to receiving increased vaccine supply in the coming weeks to continue our commitment to public health and safety.”

The protocols that will be revised beginning April 9 include:

- All essential and non-essential businesses, including gyms, fitness and recreation centers, can open at full capacity. Mask wearing and social distancing are required.

- Restaurants, bars and taverns can operate at full capacity to serve food and alcohol. Mask wearing and social distancing are required.

- There are no capacity limits on gatherings. Mask wearing and social distancing are required.


To sign up to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, visit the Jackson County Health Department website at https://jacohd.org/covid-vaccines.

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Comments

  1. There are places to eat outside of Jackson County.

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  2. FUCK YOU FUCK YOUR MASK

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  3. With the weather getting nicer, White wants to be sure that his golf course can fully open.
    Everything else is gravy.

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  4. .....and to keep the peace avoid all black owned or managed businesses. They want to be left alone, we should all honor that.

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  5. VOTE NO FOR THE E TAX ,PLEASE.

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  6. Batting 6th, the 2nd baseman, number 14.9, Frank White......White.

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  7. HUNTER FUNKHOUSER3/26/21, 11:02 PM

    Yea!!!! We will all rendezvous AT The Rendezvous Club!!!!

    Bring masks AND GUNS.

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    1. Like the lone Ranger and Tonto days! Cowboy hats or...?

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  8. ^^The piece of shit is trying to get creative.

    What's your name, coward?

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  9. Frank and Mayor 10-10-10 mask mandate in eateries is like having a peeing and non-peeing section in a hot tub.

    Those are your leaders that despite how poorly KC is run- Dems bail them out with your great grand kids future.

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  10. 10:24 is right on. Frank following the science, now? What a clown he is.

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