STARKVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) - The public is now required to wear face coverings when inside businesses in Starkville, city leaders announced Tuesday.
- Employees shall properly wear face coverings ensuring coverage of the mouth and nose.
- All businesses shall monitor all points of entrance and prohibit entrance into the business by any individual over the age of six (6) years not wearing a face covering.
- Management of each business must provide adequate supervision to ensure compliance with the face-covering requirement to include, but not be limited to, door monitors to monitor entrance by the public and floor supervision for employees.
- Prominent signs at every entrance informing customers they must stay 6 feet away from other customers who did not accompany them to the store.
- For businesses with existing public address systems, regular announcements instructing customers to stay six feet away from each other.
- Markers on floors and signage measuring six-foot intervals and instructing people where to stand in checkout lanes and other lines.
- Employees specifically tasked to enforce social distancing among customers, and employees specifically dedicated to that task in the case of large retail establishments such as grocery stores whose publicly accessible areas cannot be viewed at once.
- For businesses that utilize such technology, signage encouraging cashless purchases, online ordering and pickup, and use of self-service checkout stations.
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