National Park Service staffers who worked the Fourth of July celebration headlined by President Trump at Mount Rushmore on Friday were not required to get …
National Park Service staffers who worked the Fourth of July celebration headlined by President Trump at Mount Rushmore on Friday were not required to get coronavirus tests ahead of the event, according to a Saturday report by CNN.
Agency spokeswoman Dana Soehn told CNN that staffers followed Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines at the event, with masks available to all and social distancing encouraged. However, the state did not require masks or social distancing at the event, which drew approximately 7,500 people, and CNN reported that only some staffers were spotted in masks.
