Tucson Mayor Regina Romero announced Saturday to extend the local emergency declaration through June 8 outlining plans on reopening city government.
THE LOCAL EMERGENCYPROCLAMATION IN TUCSON -- ISBEING EXTENDED.
MAYOR REGINAROMERO ANNOUNCED TODAY -- SHEIS EXTENDING IT THROUGH JUNEEIGHTH -- ALONG WITH A PLAN TORE- OPEN THE CITY'SGOVERNMENT.
THAT MEANS -- CITYBUILDINGS -- ASIDE FROMCOURTS-- WILL REMAIN CLOSEDTHROUGH THAT DATE.
WHEN THEYDO OPEN -- MASKS WILL BEREQUIRED.
CITY EMPLOYEES --ARE TO WORK FROM HOME -- ORREMOTELY -- TO THE GREATESTEXTENT POSSIBLE.
THE MAYOR'SPROCLAMATION -- ALSO SAYS THATTUCSON WATER -- WILL NOT BECHARGING LATE FEES -- ORDISCONNECTING CUSTOMERS --THROUGH AT LEAST THE END OFJUNE.
THE LOCAL EMERGENCYDECLARATION -- ORIGINALLY WENTINTO PLACE MARCH 17T
Many restaurants aren't currently equipped for outdoor dining
City buildings will remain closed with Tucson Mayor extending emergency declaration until June 8th.