RENO, Nev. Nevadas legal brothels are looking at increased safety measures as they prepare to reopen after being shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The world-famous Mustang Ranch closed its doors March 15th, along with many businesses across the state. Months later, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak allowed others to reopen that have close contact with customers, like nail salons and massage shops, but not brothels. "We haven't been told anything and that is really frustrating because there's no communication," says Jennifer Barnes, a Mustang Ranch Madam. Barnes says they've always had high safety standards before COVID-19 and they plan to increase safety when they're allowed to open.