Utah’s COVID-19 cases declining, but some Salt Lake County residents should still mask up, health director says

Dr. Angela Dunn also urged people to respect masking requests from others.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) People gather as the Salt Lake County Council holds a brief meeting on a January mask mandate, in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022. Following updated masking guidance Friday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Salt Lake County residents should still wear a mask in some situations, says Dr. Angela Dunn — who also urged people to respect masking requests from others.

Utah’s COVID-19 cases declining, but some Salt Lake County residents should still mask up, health director says

Dr. Angela Dunn also urged people to respect masking requests from others.

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