The state had planned to require vaccinated and unvaccinated people to still wear masks on Wednesday, when most remaining restrictions on businesses are scheduled to be lifted. But state officials suddenly dropped the mask mandate for vaccinated people after the federal government released new guidance last week. Masks will still be required in certain settings, including health care facilities, places where vulnerable populations reside, public and private transit, prisons, child care facilities and schools.
The state Department of Public Health is expected to soon release recommendations for masks in businesses, large gatherings and events, and other settings, as well as more details about where masks will continue to be required.
Meanwhile, masks will not be required outdoors. And, if you disagree with the Board's decision, you can appeal to the Connecticut Superior Court within 21 days. The DOL provides additional information on the unemployment process at its website , including how to apply, eligibility requirements and benefit amounts, appeals procedures, and much more.
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