SAN ANTONIO – The City of San Antonio will continue to enforce face masks in city-owned buildings and the River Walk, as well as by city contractors, until further notice.
“Our highest priority is to ensure that the health and well-being of our employees and visitors is not affected,” City Manager Erik Walsh stated in a news release. “To ensure that face mask guidelines are followed we will have signage in all City facilities and our mask policy will be strictly enforced.”
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The Parks and Recreation Department will continue to post signage in all parks and outdoor facilities to encourage mask-wearing if social distancing is not possible, the city said.
Officials say masks will be required on the city-owned River Walk if people cannot maintain social distance.
The city will develop a plan for scaled reopening of facilities over the next several weeks.
The next in-person city council “A Session” meeting will be on April 8, and the “B session” meetings will continue to be held online until further notice.