Wearing a mask to protect from COVID-19 is now optional and no longer mandated indoors at Joint Base San Antonio facilities, officials announced Thursday as part of implementation of Health Protection Condition Bravo.
– Wearing a mask to protect from COVID-19 is now optional and no longer mandated indoors at Joint Base San Antonio facilities, officials announced Thursday as part of the implementation of Health Protection Condition Bravo.
JBSA child development centers will continue to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance for schools and childcare programs.
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