With Governor Reeves’ stay-at-home order set to take effect tomorrow evening at 5 p.m., it made a quiet day on beaches in Harrison County.
- with governor tate reeves'- stay-at-home order set to - take effect tomorrow evening at- 5 p.m., it made for a - quiet day on beaches in harriso- county.
- beaches are some of the many- places mandated to close as a - result of the order.
However, - boardwalks are set to remain- open for individual recreation.- today, most people stayed away- - - - from the beaches in gulfport an- biloxi, and city of biloxi- maintenance - crews started placing barricade- near parking spots.
- michael smith of waveland was i- the area and decided to take a- walk along the beach before the- order takes effect.
He says - the empty beaches are a surreal- sight to see.
- - "it's had a dramatic effect, it's a sobering - - - - situation to see the businesses- and a lack of people on the - beach, everyone's - respecting it seems for the mos- part."
Boaters are reminded by local - law enforcement of- increased patrols on all coasta- waterways - during this time.
If you choose- to go boating during this time,- you're asked to maintain- distancing and allow only - those in your immediate family- on your vessel.
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