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The Las Cruces City Council voted unanimously at its June 1 regular meeting to hold a special meeting on Friday, June 5, to vote on an ordinance requiring “the use of face coverings by employees and the public in retail or commercial businesses, in city facilities, or in any form of public transportation.”
Following the regular meeting, which adjourned at 4:01 p.m., the council was scheduled to hold a special meeting to vote on the emergency proclamation issued by Mayor Ken Miyagishima on Friday evening, May 29, “providing guidance and information for the reopening of restaurants, movie theatres, gyms and nail and hair salons in Las Cruces.” The term of the proclamation is 72 hours and city council can vote to extend it for up to an additional 14 days.
