Read your states guides. Here in the people's republic of Connecticut- there is an out for medical reasons and you do not have to say what the reasons are because of HIPPA - so bottom line is no you dont in CT– read your states proclamation- it will be online
NOW, THEREFORE, I, NED LAMONT, Governor of the State of Connecticut, by virtue of
the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the State of Connecticut, do hereby
ORDER AND DIRECT:
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Cloth Face Coverings or Higher Level of Protection Required in Public
Wherever Close Contact is Unavoidable. Effective at 8:00 p.m. on Monday, April
20, 2020, any person in a public place in Connecticut who is unable to or does not
maintain a safe social distance of approximately six feet from every other person shall
cover their mouth and nose with a mask or cloth face-covering. In addition,
individuals shall use a mask or cloth face covering when using the services of any
taxi, car, livery, ride-sharing or similar service or means of mass public transit, or
while within any semi-enclosed transit stop or waiting area. The Commissioner of
Economic and Community Development shall issue updated versions to the Safe
Workplace rules issued pursuant to Executive Order No. 7V, Section 1 and the Safe
Stores rules issued pursuant to Executive Order No. 7S, Section 1, which updated
versions shall set forth additional requirements for face coverings within those
settings.– Nothing in this order shall require the use of a mask or cloth face covering
by anyone for whom doing so would be contrary to his or her health or safety –because
of a medical condition, a child in a child care setting, anyone under the age of 2 years,
or an older child if the parent, guardian or person responsible for the child is unable to
place the mask safely on the child’s face.– If a person declines to wear a mask or face
covering because of a medical condition as described above, such person shall not be
required to produce medical documentation verifying the stated condition–. This order
shall supersede and preempt any current or future municipal order.