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The ordinance, enacted in November 2020, was initially set to expire Tuesday.
The West Plains Daily Quill reports Mayor Jack Pahlmann says the reason for extending the order came down to Howell County’s high 14-day positivity test rate, which still hasn’t gotten below the 5% threshold needed for him to suspend the ordinance.
As of Wednesday, the county’s 14-day test positivity test rate is 26.1%, up 5.7% from a week ago. According to public health officials, a rate of 5% or below is ideal for slowing the spread of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
Pahlmann adds that another reason to extend the mandate through March is to match the state’s emergency order, also set to expire at that time. ....

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