West Allis Common Council denies mask mandate extension
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That s Why West Allis
WEST ALLIS, Wis. - The City of West Allis Common Council voted to deny an ordinance requiring face coverings in indoor public spaces by postponing it indefinitely with a vote of 7-2, Wednesday, April 7.
1st District Alderman Angelito Tenorio introduced the ordinance.
Ald. Tenorio said in a release he hoped that passing a mask mandate in West Allis would be one key measure to help fight and defeat this pandemic.
The statewide mask mandate expired on April 7, however, Wisconsin counties and cities can opt to create their own mandates. The City of Milwaukee has said they will continue to require masks. Wauwatosa has also extended its mask mandate through June 16.
Statement on Failure to Pass West Allis Mask Mandate
Angelito Tenorio, Alderman for the 1st District introduced the ordinance; says even though the mask mandate failed, he hopes people continue to wear masks and get vaccinated
West Allis, WI On Wednesday night, the City of West Allis Common Council decided to deny an ordinance requiring face coverings in indoor public spaces by postponing it indefinitely with a vote of 7-2. 1st District Alderman
Angelito Tenorio introduced the ordinance. As COVID-19 continues to surge, Alderman Tenorio hoped that passing a mask mandate in West Allis would be one key measure to help fight and defeat this pandemic. He is disappointed by the final result.
MCTS to increase bus capacity limit starting April 12
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Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS)
MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) announced Thursday, April 8 that it will increase its capacity limit from 15 to 20 passengers per bus starting Monday, April 12.
The use of masks will still be required, and MCTS will continue to encourage best health practices to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The adjustment, which comes as a growing number of people in Milwaukee County become vaccinated, aligns with phased reopening plans and relaxed restrictions from health officials.
Permitting additional passengers on board enables MCTS to better serve those who need reliable, on-time transportation to work, school, medical appointments, pharmacies, grocery stores and other important destinations.
West Allis will not have separate mask mandate in place
WEST ALLIS, Wis. (CBS 58) West Allis will not have a separate mask mandate in place. Tuesday night, April 7, the City of West Allis Common Council decided to deny an ordinance requiring face coverings in indoor public spaces by postponing it indefinitely with a vote of 7-2.
The debate occurred during a common council meeting after an alderperson introduced an ordinance. I had a family member, a relative who passed away from COVID-19 last week. It s been very difficult for me to process this knowing here in West Allis we can do something to reduce the spread of COVID-19, said West Allis Alderman Angelito Tenorio.
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