WHEREAS, on January 30, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) Director General declared the outbreak of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, advising countries to prepare for the containment, detection, isolation and case management, contact training, and prevention of onward spread of disease; and, WHEREAS, on March
United Electric Cooperative is adjusting to the new realities brought on by COVID-19. There is an old saying, ‘In order to move forward, we have to give back’, and that’s what we plan to do here at United. Watch this video for an important announcement. https://www.facebook.com/UnitedElectricCoop/videos/2965887590137798/?t=60
The Departments of Health and Senior Services and Social Services have taken regulatory action to assist child care providers and families during the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. “We recognize that child care is an essential component of fighting COVID-19,” said Dr. Randall Williams, director of DHSS. “Health care and other emergency medical personnel must have appropriate
Nodaway County Ordinance on Emergency Management in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic An ordinance of emergency management in response to COVID-19 pandemic that jeopardizes the safety and welfare of the inhabitants of Nodaway County, Missouri, that requires or restricts certain activities to ensure the safety and welfare of the inhabitants of Nodaway County, Missouri, a violation
From a release distributed by Nodaway County Fair President Tom Martin, March 18, the Nodaway County Fair for this summer has been canceled. The release reads as follows: “Due to the economic stress and uncertainties the coronavirus is putting on our local businesses and citizens, and the fact that the Nodaway County Fair is funded
Because of COVID-19, the Nodaway County Commissioners decided March 24 to close the Courthouse and Administration Center to walk-in public. The phone numbers of each office within the buildings will be posted on the front door of the facilities. Individuals, who would like to enter one of the offices, should call the appropriate office phone
As stay-at-home mandate takes place in Kansas City, CBC moves to appointment-only schedule In light of the stay-at-home mandate to take place in the Kansas City region, Community Blood Center (CBC) is canceling all blood drives through the end of April and extending open hours at its donor centers. Additionally, they are urging healthy donors to
To protect our patients, caregivers, guests and community, Mosaic Life Care has made the decision to further limit visitors to our hospital and clinics. Starting Monday, March 23, 2020, visitors will be limited to ONE visitor per patient. No visitors under 18 are allowed. For the most updated visitor policy information visit: www.myMLC.com/corona Additionally, every
Effective immediately the Maryville Public Safety Department is taking proactive steps to help stop the spread of the covid–19 virus. In the course of any given day, the staff of Maryville Public Safety are in and out of a variety of local residences and businesses as well as having numerous public encounters. In an effort
DOR has implemented automatic extensions for expiring driver licenses and motor vehicle registrations. These extensions are effective immediately: * Vehicle owners with registrations or license plates expiring in March and April have been granted an automatic two-month extension. Owners will be able to continue operating their vehicles on Missouri roadways without penalty until they can
