The City Council will vote again on March 30. If it passes, the indoor vaccine proof requirement would be rescinded immediately.
will align with the state next month and lift the requirement that attendees of indoor mega-events such as sporting events or concerts show proof of COVID vaccination or a negative test. The county has already dropped its requirement that people show proof of vaccination to patronize indoor portions of bars, nightclubs and lounges or to attend outdoor mega-events.
Vaccine verification or a negative test is also still required for workers at health care facilities and congregate-care facilities.
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