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Maywood board withdraws local face‑covering executive order and amends nuisance code
Summary
Trustees approved an ordinance withdrawing Executive Order No. 2021‑01 on face coverings and amended the public nuisance code to allow enforcement of face‑covering rules during any future disaster proclamation, per the agenda language.
On July 13 the Village of Maywood Board of Trustees adopted an ordinance withdrawing and terminating Executive Order No. 2021‑01 regarding the use of face coverings and amended Section 92.21(b) of the village code (Health and Sanitation; Nuisances) to enable enforcement of face coverings during the pendency of any future disaster proclamation.
The ordinance was part of the omnibus agenda and was approved without recorded dissent. The minutes do not include the full text of the ordinance or a detailed staff report on legal or public‑health rationale; the ordinance title indicates the change is intended to remove the standing executive order while preserving a code provision that could be enforced if a disaster proclamation is active.
Board members did not request further public discussion during the meeting. The item will be available in the village code and ordinance records for those seeking the exact amended language.
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