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Starting May 18, King County residents directed to wear face coverings in most public spaces

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Starting May 18, King County residents directed to wear face coverings in most public spaces

King County Residents are directed to wear a face covering when in any outdoor or public space where they may be within six feet of someone with whom they do not live.

A face covering is not needed when outside walking, exercising, or otherwise outdoors if individuals are able to regularly stay six feet away from others. 

Cloth face coverings are recommended. 

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