Mask Ordinance

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Mayor Bynum signed a mask ordinance, approved on July 15 by the Tulsa City Council, immediately mandating the use of masks in Tulsa. The ordinance to Title 27 of the Tulsa Revised Ordinances comes at the recommendation of Dr. Bruce Dart of the Tulsa Health Department.

On September 30, The Tulsa City Council approved a citywide addendum to the ordinance, lowering the age requirement for those who are required to wear a mask from ages 18 and over to ages 10 and over.

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Read the Ordinance 

• Read the Ordinance - Mayor Bynum signed the ordinance on July 19, 2020. 
• Read the Amended Ordinance - Mayor Bynum signed an amended ordinance on Oct. 1, 2020, which lowers the age requirement for those required to wear masks, extends the sunset clause, and adds additional exceptions. 
  
  Updated Oct. 1, 2020, 11:47 a.m.

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Mandatory Face Covering Poster (11x17)
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Mandatory Face Covering Flyer (8.5x11)
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Masked Tulsa Flag Shield 
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Wear It. Don't Share It!
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View Letters of Support

• Ascension St. John
• Healthier Oklahoma Coalition
• Hillcrest Healthcare System
• Jenks Public Schools
• Oklahoma Dentist Hygentists’ Association
• Oklahoma Nurses Association
• Oklahoma State Medical Association
• St. Francis Health System
• Saint Simeon’s Senior Living Community
• Senior Star
• Tulsa Public Schools
• Tulsa Regional Tourism
• Union Public Schools

Learn More

• CDC Recommendations on Face Coverings
• CDC - DIY Cloth Face Coverings
• CDC - DIY Cloth Face Coverings FAQs
• What’s Your Risk of Infection?
• Use of Cloth Face Coverings: English | Spanish
• Got Mask Oklahoma