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We've received a lot of questions regarding the mask directive. Here are a couple of the most frequently asked with answers & links:pic.twitter.com/VZS2vVBPba
Q: What about folks who can't afford masks? A: King County is distributing 115,000 face coverings and masks through community-based organizations. Of that total, my office is overseeing the distribution of 40,000 non-medical cloth face coverings.
Additionally, each of the nine King County Council offices will receive 1,000 face coverings from this allotment to distribute, and the remaining amount will be available to the public through community organizations.
We're also happy to announce that @kcmetrobus has received generous in-kind donations of surgical masks from individuals, businesses, and organizations, which helps provide masks to frontline employees plus 75,000 to members of our community in greatest need.pic.twitter.com/H2uvrAoLGW
Thanks for keeping everybody up to date. Much appreciated.
Here's a question you didn't think to answer: WHAT IS THE MASK DIRECTIVE?
How long? What are the parameters not wear?
How about a Free Test Directive for All Transit Drivers(Especially Before Everything opens up)
i wouldn't be surprised if King County does NOT want All Transit Drivers Tested-Because there is a Good Chance the Work Force would be Depleted.
@GovInslee
Seems like the links are missing? I would like to learn more about the full directive.
Thank you for your fact-based and thoughtful leadership. I am always impressed with you and not surprised to see your name on so many things that are help our youth and the general public!
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