- 1 new case. The individual had close contact with a previously positive tested person.
- Ketchikan has the ability to test 600 people
- 15 pending results
Pat Wise Animal Shelter to Resume Limited Adoptions
- Adoptions will be permitted by appointment only
- Animals for adoption may be found [here].
- Staff will begin collecting strays
Governor to Make an Outline for Opening up the State Economy:
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Gov. Mike Dunleavy said Alaskans soon could be making appointments at barbershops and nail salons again, as the state looks to further reopen parts of the economy shut down or restricted over coronavirus concerns.
Dunleavy on Monday said details are expected this week. Other areas he said were being looked at include restaurants and retail shops, businesses he said employ many people and could put in place safety protocols while meeting demand for services. [...]
The state feels pretty good about its numbers and its health care capacity, equipment and ability to track cases, he said. The state has reported at least 321 cases of COVID-19, with 161 of those cases recovered and nine deaths.
The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
State officials previously announced they would begin lifting restrictions on certain health care activities. The first piece of that took effect Monday. Provisions related to elective surgeries take effect May 4.
Trump's 3 Phases for Opening Up the Economy
[Visit here for specifics]Craig Covid Free:
Updated as of 04.20.2020:
PUBLIC NOTICE: As of April 20, 2020, the two confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Prince of Wales Island have been classified as recovered. Both cases are in Craig. Click on the Press Releases link on the right to see the press releases related to these cases.
The Craig City Council declared a disaster and issued a stay in place advisory on March 24th.
Consistent with the City of Craig’s council decision on Thursday April 16, 2020 regarding the extension of the city facility closures, the City of Craig also extends the “Stay in Place” advisory. This extension of Resolution 20-07 will align with the closure of city facilities. The council will reevaluate the “Stay in Place” advisory on May 8th at the next regular council meeting.
Adjusted City of Klawock Public Facilities Hours
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