Stay-At-Home orders for the City of Ozark have been extended through May 3, 2020.
The previous order was set to expire this Friday at midnight.
Many businesses deemed ‘non-essential’ have been given the green light to operate, under the rule they provide services by phone, on the internet, curbside pick-up.
Customers are not allowed to enter non-essential businesses still.
Farmers’ Market restrictions have been lifted in the city.
As for essential businesses, they’re now able to do business activities that have been previously deem ‘non-essential’, including the sale of items that are not essential.
