Missoula Board of Health Relaxes Some Business Restrictions
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Shannon Therriault, Director of Environmental Health at the Missoula City County Health Department provided details of the changes made, since Missoula has been able to maintain fewer than 25 per 100,000 COVID cases over the past several weeks.
“Retailers and gyms and places of assembly were limited to 50% capacity, and so now with the new rule that the board adopted yesterday, they can increase their capacity so they don t have to limit it to 50% of the people that they would normally have in there,” said Therriault. “However, they still have to take the measures to ensure that their clients or customers or visitors can stay six feet from unassociated parties, or people that they didn t come in with.”
County Board of Health Relaxes Some Restrictions for Businesses
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Health Board to Address Closing Times and other Issues This Week
The Missoula County Board of Health will hold a public meeting via Microsoft Teams on Thursday, January 21 from 12:15 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Of great interest to the public and the Missoula business community will be addressing the COVID 19 requirements for bars, casinos, restaurants, breweries and distilleries.
Jeanna Miller, Environmental Health Branch Director for the COVID 19 response at the Missoula City County Health Department described one of the agenda items that will be discussed at the online meeting.
“The Board of Health is considering amending their current local health board orders that apply to bars, restaurants, casinos and breweries,” said Miller. “Probably most conspicuous would be that the current 10:00 p.m. closing time would be removed and that s kind of an exchange for some other more protective measures such as distancing and spacing.”