City of Marianna, Florida Passes Mandatory Mask Ordinance at Jackson County Commission Meeting on Tuesday, August 1, 2020

By | September 2, 2020

The City of Marianna, Florida passed a mandatory mask ordinance at the Jackson County Commission meeting on Tuesday, August 1, 2020.

The emergency ordinance, previously voted down, was passed in a 4 to 1 vote by the commission. The ordinance business requires owners and employees in the retail, food service industry and bars to wear a face-covering.

Individuals found to not comply with the ordinance will receive a written warning for the first offense, the second could be punishable by a civil citation of $50, and the third and subsequent offenses could be pushed with a citation of $150.

Businesses found in violation of the ordinance could see similar punishments with the third and subsequent violations resulting in an order to cease operation for twenty-four hours.

The mask ordinance will be in effect until December 31.