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CO-VID 19 PANDEMIC MASKS REQUIRED
THE SHOW MUST GO ON
Tracee shared that she was both nervous and excited to gavel in the Atlanta Citizen Review Board's first public meeting since the pandemic began in 2019.
It was also her very first meeting after being unanimously elected to Chairwoman on February 10, 2022.
Making it mandatory for those in attendance to wear a mask, in addition to wearing her eye protective goggles and vaccines made Tracee feel a little more comfortable being in a committee room with others.