Fishers ends mandate, but “strongly advises” mask wearing

The Fishers Health Department is issuing a new Public Health order effective once the current document expires April 6, “strongly advising” mask wearing, but no longer mandating it.  The new Public Health Order can be accessed at this link.

Here is what the Fishers Health Department strongly advises as of April 6:

  • Continued mask-wearing
  • Distancing from those outside your household
  • Sanitizing high-touch surfaces
  • Getting vaccinated when eligible

The city is also challenging  all adults to sign-up for a COVID vaccine appointment, now that anyone 16 years of age and older is eligible for the shot.  The Health Department wants 85% of those eligible to be vaccinated.  Vaccination rates for Fishers will be  tracked and reported by the health department during the week of April 5th.

The order contains the expiration of the mask mandate and social gathering restrictions , along with ending limits on capacity for restaurants and other businesses.

For previous Orders, visit this link.

One thought on “Fishers ends mandate, but “strongly advises” mask wearing

  1. Interesting that the mandate is being lifted even though published medical reports state that numbers of COVID cases are still very high in Hamilton County. I’ll still wear a mask.

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