While the state will no longer require masks in public places, there are places where Nevada residents and visitors can be asked to wear a mask. Employers and organizations, including school districts, can establish their own policies. Starting Thursday, guests no longer need to wear a face mask while inside most Nevada businesses, including casinos. That means there will be no more fabric to dampen the joy of a lucky blackjack hand or the stifling conversation among the crowd strolling through the resort corridors.
Steve Sisolak announced Thursday that the state would no longer require people to wear face coverings in all indoor public places, adding to a nationwide cascade of COVID-19 policy reversals in the past week. Nevada has lifted its state mandate for indoor masks, making face coverings optional at casinos and other popular spots in Las Vegas. The governor noted that individual companies can still make the decision to require face masks if they want to. Although companies have the option of imposing their own restrictions, no casino in Las Vegas currently requires masks indoors.
Following an April 18 court ruling that annulled the federal mandate, masks are no longer required at Harry Reid International Airport or on airplanes. Masks are not required outdoors, although companies have the option of adopting stricter policies when they deem it necessary. Daytime & Afternoon Shows in Las Vegas Visit, but don't play, and would change overnight. I just canceled my New Year's trip to Las Vegas.
I'm not going to sit in a casino wearing a mask. Especially when you can smoke him out Remember your wonderful governor and how he killed the tourism industry in LV during the next election, Nevada. Mask guidelines have long been linked to guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. To lift the mask mandate, a county must record two consecutive weeks with a seven-day test positivity rate of less than 8 percent and a case rate of less than 50 per 100,000 people.
Clark County has mostly remained at the “high transmission” level, but fell briefly to the CDC's “substantial risk” level this week before returning to “high risk” on Thursday. Sisolak pointed to a decline in the count of cases and hospitalizations, along with the increased availability of coronavirus tests, among the reasons why he felt it was time to get rid of masks. Despite the lifting of the state mask mandate on Thursday, those in Las Vegas should wear a mask if they plan to use public transportation. Tom Maloney, hotel manager at Atlantis Casino in Reno, said there was a bit of celebration, especially among the guests, when the governor announced the end of the mask mandate.
Despite the lifting of the state mask mandate on Thursday, those in Las Vegas should wear a mask if they plan to travel by bus or fly by plane. Danny Boyd, from Miami, who was in town for a Luke Bryan concert and on Super Bowl Sunday, was also pleasantly surprised to learn that masks would no longer be needed during his vacation. It was not immediately known what impact the governor's directive could have on a universal masking requirement in hospitals and other health care facilities imposed during the pandemic by the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services. COVID cases in LAS VEGAS (KLAS) in southern Nevada are declining, but the state is still one of the few with a mask mandate, according to a new AARP report.
The sidewalks of Fremont Street, the heart of downtown Las Vegas, were packed on Friday night, and crowds danced and spun over the spilled beer as music was loud from the speakers. Las Vegas police are pushing for a county ordinance banning blockages on the Strip's pedestrian bridges, but opponents say it would violate the First Amendment rights of the. Neff, who traveled to Las Vegas with her husband to see Luke Brian and George Strait concerts, said he almost sold his tickets. Passengers on the Las Vegas monorail and those operating or riding a taxi must also wear masks.
Breeze Airways has not yet landed a single aircraft at Harry Reid International Airport, but has announced for the second time that it will expand its flight operations to and from Las Vegas. Contingency plans are in place to take Thursday's NFL Draft indoors if strong winds forecast for the Las Vegas area comes during the first night of the event. . .
