Branson Mayor: Staying Current Course on COVID Protocols

Wednesday, June 23, 2021 at 1:39 PM

By Scott McCaulley @smcckc

The Mayor of Branson says his desire is to stay the course on not mandating COVID-19 Protocols despite an uptick in numbers in Taney County and the Lakes Region.

Speaking on the topic on Wednesday's "Ozarks Now" Program, Milton said City Officials are watching the numbers but also restated his position on how to handle the situation in the City.

Milton also discussed the increasing visitor numbers and the continuing need for employees among other topics during the Ozarks Now Interview, which can be heard below:

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Branson Mayor: Staying Current Course on COVID Protocols

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