Face coverings now will be required in Sioux Falls in many situations.
The Sioux Falls healthcare systems have asked the city for a mask mandate and one likely will pass tonight, Mayor Paul TenHaken said.
Sioux Falls won’t be implementing a mask requirement.
Getting around town is gradually getting easier as some major road projects wrap up.
The number of COVID-19 patients is straining health care workers, as Mayor Paul TenHaken expressed frustration over the controversy around masking.
Mayor TenHaken: “If you want to live in a state that gives you freedoms, that comes with an expectation of responsibility, and I need this region to do more right now.”
Attention, artists, designers and other community-minded supporters: This downtown parking ramp needs some help, and the city is asking for your ideas.
An effort to encourage more murals citywide seems to be taking off, with new regulations coming to support it.
Employees for the city of Sioux Falls are now required to wear a face covering at work in a move Mayor Paul TenHaken said he hopes other businesses will replicate.
A new program championed by the city of Sioux Falls called Sioux Falls Alive aims to give people safe programs and events during the fall and winter months.
