Niagara Falls Being Proactive About Crowds at Clifton Hill

Friday, 24 July 2020 09:05

By Marie Cassidy

They will be out in full force this weekend, looking to Crush the Curve.

Niagara Falls is cracking down on the crowds at Clifton Hill after a viral video hit YouTube.
Mayor Jim Diodati held a press conference yesterday, saying ambassadors in bright yellow shirts will be handing out sanitizer, selling masks and reminding people to keep their distance.
Local employees will staff the Crush the Curve Ambassador program.
Last weekend was the biggest crowd Clifton Hill has seen all year.
Diodati say things will look a bit different this weekend.

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Niagara Falls Being Proactive About Crowds at Clifton Hill

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