Collier County To Reopen Beaches on Thursday
Collier County commissioners announced Tuesday afternoon that public beaches will reopen starting on Thursday, April 30, according to NBC2.
The motion was passed 3-2. Beachgoers are mandated to practice social distancing, according to officials.
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Posted by Collier County, Florida on Tuesday, April 28, 2020
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