KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Clay County will join many other— but not all — Missouri counties in beginning the economic-reopening process Monday.
However, the county has announced some additional restrictions beyond those set forth this week by Gov. Mike Parson.
The additional restrictions include limits on the number of people in retail establishments, gyms and restaurants.
Additionally, the county says only gatherings of fewer than 25 people will be allowed.
More information about Clay County’s reopening plan is available on the Clay County Public Health Center’s website.
Alhough Liberty City Hall will reopen with limited hours and staffing Monday, the Liberty Community Center, city spray parks, playgrounds and restrooms, basketball and sand volleyball courts, and the Capitol Federal Sports Complex of Liberty will remain closed for now.
As part of Friday’s release, the Liberty Parks and Recreation Department announced that summer baseball, softball and T-ball leagues and the Liberty Storm Swim team's season are all canceled.
Officials hope to provide leagues in the fall.
Additional information on what amenities are open and available is on the City of Liberty’s website.
