Other big cities like Chicago and Minneapolis could soon follow suit.
Tuesday the city will lift its proof-of-vaccination requirements for indoor public places once certain Covid-19 case and hospitalization thresholds are met, making it the latest to do so as the rate of new infections declines nationwide.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said the city will end its mandate once public health data supports it, Fox 9Across the Mississippi, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter’s office toldMonday the mayor “is hopeful he’ll be able to lift the [city’s proof of vaccination] order this week.” Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said at a meeting of the Illinois Restaurant Association last week the city’s mandate could end “in a matter of weeks,” Eater
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