(Cleveland) - If you go into any Cuyahoga County government building, you'll have to wear a face mask.
County Executive Armond Budish has signed an executive order requiring all visitors to county buildings to wear face coverings to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
The face covering requirement includes all county employees under the jurisdiction of the county executive when in common areas in any county building, or if the employee's workspace is within six feet of a common area, and there's no barrier at least seven feet high surround the employee's workspace.
A face covering must be cloth or other fabric, and cover the nose, mouth, and chin.
It does not need to be worn when not advisable for health reasons, or while the employee is working alone in a work space isolated from other employees.
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