Health & Fitness
Barrington To Modify Gov. McKee's Guidance On Wearing Masks
The town will continue to require masks in all municipal buildings and will keep restaurant capacity at 80%.
BARRINGTON, RI — Barrington is one of the first Rhode Island towns to modify Gov. Dan McKee's guidance on mask-wearing, reported ABC6.
Although the state is following latest CDC guidelines that remove most COVID-19 restrictions, Barrington will continue to require masks at all municipal buildings.
The town has also decided to keep indoor dining capacity at 80% despite the rest of the state moving to 100% capacity this week.
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Violating the town's ordinance could result in a fine of up to $500.
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