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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update - 15
SWEET HOME, Ore. April 13, 2020, 5:25 p.m.— At the time of this press release, there has been one (1) confirmed COVID-19 case within Sweet Home. Linn County COVID-19 cases are now listed at 52 with the overall Oregon count at 1,584.
We have done a great job in flattening the curve. But this first confirmed case in our community is a reminder to be diligent in staying the course. The finish line is in sight... So, please, continue to take the necessary precautions to protect yourselves and your loved ones.
- Stay home as much as possible (kids, too.)
- Go out only for essentials (groceries, medical care.)
- Drop food off to neighbors who can’t go out.
- Wash your hands with soap and warm water for 20 seconds.
- Do not touch your eyes, mouth, nose, or face with unwashed hands.
- Practice social distancing of 6 feet.
- Exercise outside (hiking, biking) with members of your household only.
- Call your primary care provider or, if you do not have a primary care provider, your local urgent care if you have any symptoms including a fever, shortness of breath, and cough.
Our city staff continue to work diligently for our community while mitigating their risk of exposure.
- City Parks: CLOSED as of March 23rd
- Library: CLOSED until further notice. Library patrons can access books online through Library2Go. All due dates have been extended. Dates for items on hold have also be extended.
- Public Works: Fully operational. CLOSED to the public. Not accepting deliveries. The team continues to work on projects across the city. They have staggered shifts & lunch breaks along with implementing one staff member per vehicle and will practice “Social Distancing” while working to limit contact.
- Finance/Utility Billing: CLOSED to walk-in's. Water service turn-on's or turn-off's can be done electronically or by picking up the application from the front of City Hall. Utility payments may be made via mail, city hall dropbox or online. Questions can be directed to (541) 367-5128.
- Municipal Court: CLOSED to walk-ins. Court sessions on April 8 & April 13 were rescheduled. If you have not received a letter with a new court date, call the office with your new address. Payments may be made via mail, online, or by calling 541-367-4660 during business hours.
- Police: OPEN normal business hours. We have suspended public fingerprinting and animal complaint responses. We request people to limit their visit to the lobby to emergency situations. We are offering prescription medication pick-up/delivery to vulnerable 65+. Details HERE
- Community & Economic Development: CLOSED to walk-in's. The Building Program is processing various applications & inspection requests online, via phone or email. Questions can be directed to (541) 367-7993. The Planning Division is handling applications via email.
Is your BUSINESS struggling due to the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Are you curious about city services and operations?
Curious about other community resources like the Senior Center, Boys and Girls Club, or Sweet Home School District?
CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION WE HAVE ON THESE SUBJECTS.
