Covid-19 Policy Update: Masks Still Required
/While both the CDC and the Michigan Health Department have issued statements allowing fully vaccinated people to largely go about their lives without masks, neither gave guidance to businesses on how to distinguish between fully vaccinated people and those who aren’t.
We refuse to leave it up to the honor system, especially due to some of our staff not yet being vaccinated.. Additionally, MiOSHA still requires all employees and customers of a business to wear masks and socially distance or face fines. Therefore, we will be leaving in place our mask requirement until all mask mandates are lifted (currently set for July 1st).
To clarify: to enter our store, you must wear a mask without vents or valves. Your nose and mouth must be covered at all times. Bandanas are not acceptable. This policy will be in place until July 1st or all mask mandates are lifted by the state.
We acknowledge this isn’t going to be a popular policy. Like many of you, we are tired of the masks, the precautions, and COVID-19 in general. We just need to hold out a little bit longer and it will all be over — but until then, we will be requiring masks until none are required at all.
See all of our COVID-19 policies on our COVID-19 FAQ page.
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