Orange County update: Demings pauses planned loosening of coronavirus restrictions
• Demand for the coronavirus vaccine in Orange County appears to have slowed.
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• Demand for the coronavirus vaccine in Orange County appears to have slowed.
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• COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Florida.
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• Commissioner Emily Bonilla is proposing the ordinance to completely ban the sale of dogs and cats at retail stores.
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• State workers will team up with county firefighters who are paramedics. Mayor Jerry Demings says the paramedic will return to the home to administer the vaccine.
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• Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings says the hotel where the Conservative Political Action Conference met did its very best to comply with COVID-19 restrictions. Demings says the city has so far conducted more than 9,000 inspections and 99 percent of businesses have been in compliance. The Hyatt Regency, site of the CPAC convention, had a safety plan in place. The mayor says it tried to make sure guests followed the rules. “Signs were posted throughout the hotel and announcements were made to make sure the attendees were aware of the masking order,” Demings said. “However, we know that some of the attendees were non-compliant.” Demings thanked the staff at the Hyatt for their efforts, adding that attendees not wearing masks …
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• Orange County will refrain from aerial spraying of the insecticide naled to fight Zika, even if there is local transmission.
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