In any indoor location that is not a residence.Those in counties designated as Red Alert Level 3 or Purple Alert Level 4 are required to wear a face covering: Each level is calculated based on seven data-driven health indicators. Last week, Governor DeWine announced the creation of Ohio's Public Health Advisory System, which consists of four alert levels that provide Ohioans with guidance as to the severity of COVID-19 spread in the counties in which they live. "In red-alert and purple-alert counties, however, we must do more to help protect citizens because the risk of spread is increasing even more." It has been, and remains, a very strong recommendation that I urge all Ohioans to continue doing even if you are not in a red-alert county," said Governor DeWine. "In addition to social distancing and reducing unnecessary interactions with others, we know that wearing a mask helps protect others in the community.
(COLUMBUS, Ohio)- Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced today that effective on Wednesday, July 8, 2020, at 6:00 p.m., a new Ohio Department of Health order will mandate face coverings in public in all counties that are designated as a Red Alert Level 3 Public Health Emergency or a Purple Alert Level 4 Public Health Emergency.Ĭurrently, seven counties in Ohio are designated at Red Alert Level 3 which indicates that those in these counties have a very high risk of exposure and spread:Īs of today, no counties have reached Purple Alert Level 4, however, Franklin County is approaching this top tier.
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