Politics & Government

Pinellas County Extends Coronavirus State Of Local Emergency Through Nov. 6

The extension keeps in effect an ordinance requiring face coverings within public places.

PINELLAS COUNTY, FL — Pinellas County has extended its State of Local Emergency for COVID-19 through Nov. 6. The extension was issued by County Administrator Barry A. Burton by delegated authority from the Board of County Commissioners.

The extension keeps in effect a county ordinance requiring face coverings within public places and restaurants and bars to serve only patrons who are seated. Public health officials continue to closely monitor the seven-day rolling averages for new COVID-19 cases, percentage of positive tests, hospitalizations and hospital bed capacity.

The emergency declaration must be extended every seven days to remain in effect.

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This press release was produced by the Pinellas County Government. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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