Coronavirus
We want to remind all residents to:
- Stay home if you don’t need to go out. Working from home, virtual gatherings, and using curbside or delivery ordering are still the safest and best options to protect yourself and others.
- Stay home if you’re sick or feel off. A number of new cases reported going out while symptomatic.
- Avoid gatherings. Skipping gatherings limits the chance for virus to spread. Gatherings of any size pose a risk.
- Wear masks. Masks are required indoors, and we strongly recommend them outdoors anytime you are near others.
- Assume you could have come in contact with COVID-19 anytime you go out. Currently, about a third of cases do not know where they could’ve gotten COVID-19. Watch for symptoms like fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, and diarrhea. If you have these symptoms, call your doctor or visit our testing page for information on how to get tested.
Current Order
Read the current order and find answers to common questions about the order.
Data & Metrics
In addition to the data dashboard, find weekly Data Snapshots and review the current metrics.
What to Do if You are Sick or Possibly Exposed
Read our recommendations for what to do if you are sick or possibly exposed. Businesses and workplaces should see our page What to Do If an Employee is Sick or was Possibly Exposed for common questions and answers, including a grid so you know what actions you need to take for a variety of employee illness scenarios.
Recommendations & Guidance
Find ways for individuals and families to stay safe and read more about requirements and resources for businesses and workplaces.
Testing
Anyone can be tested for COVID at the community test sites. There are a number of options for testing in our community.
COVID-19 Vaccination
Learn more about vaccine planning efforts. Keep in mind COVID-19 vaccine is not likely to be available to the public until spring 2021 or later.