CITY OF MANZANITA RESPONSE TO COVID-19
Preventing covid 19 cases is the only strategy to protect community health
Facemasks required in the city of Manzanita
Covid cases are dramatically increasing and to curb the spread the State of Oregon, with extensive council, made the following decision:
Friday November 13th,Gov. Kate Brown made an announcement about a difficult, necessary decision for the entire state.
Effective Wednesday, Nov. 18, the State of Oregon implemented the following restrictions:
Effective Wednesday, Nov. 18, the State of Oregon implemented the following restrictions:
- Limiting restaurants and bars to take-out service only.
- Closing gyms and other indoor recreational facilities, museums, and indoor entertainment like theaters.
- Closing outdoor recreational facilities, zoos, gardens, and entertainment venues. City parks and playgrounds will remain open.
- Requiring all businesses to mandate that employees work from home when possible, and to close offices to the public.
- Limiting grocery and retail stores to 75% capacity and encouraging curbside pickup service.
- Prohibiting visits at nursing homes and other long-term care facilities.
- Limiting social get togethers, whether indoors or out, to no more than six people from two households.
- Limiting worship services to 25 people when indoors and 50 people when outdoors.
- Services such as hair salons, barber shops and massage parlors can all continue under their current operations with proper distancing and mask requirements.
These new regulations are currently set to last until Dec. 2, and may get extended if the state does not see a significant reduction in cases.
Ratification to the State of Emergency
Submitted by
The North Tillamook Citizens’ Public Health
and Safety Advisory Committee.
The North Tillamook Citizens’ Public Health and Safety Advisory Committee is a volunteer group of local residents with knowledge and experience in public health and health care. Our mission is to provide advice and consultation to North Tillamook County residents, governments, and organizations concerning issues and problems affecting the health and safety of the area’s residents and visitors.
Committee members:
Thomas Aschenbrener
Ed Colson
Victoria Holt
Patricia Johnson
Linda Kozlowski
Madeline Olson
Jeremy Sappington
Margaret Steele
Robin Watts
We can be reached at citizenhealthandsafety@gmail.com
Face masks are required:
- In all local businesses
- While on Laneda Ave
- When unable to social distance in public places
Face masks are required:
- In all local businesses
- While on Laneda Ave
- When unable to social distance in public places
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CDC Holiday Celebrations Guidance
Steps to protect yourself from getting or spreading COVID-19
OHA Statewide Gatherings Guidance
limiting “indoor social get-togethers” to 10 people
Oregon Health Authority
Official OHA
Covid 19 Information Page
Tillamook County Health Department
Covid 19 Information, advice,
guidance and news
CDC Holiday Celebrations Guidance
Steps to protect yourself from getting or spreading COVID-19
OHA Statewide Gatherings Guidance
limiting “indoor social get-togethers” to 10 people
Oregon Health Authority
Official OHA
Covid 19 Information Page
Tillamook County Health Department
Covid 19 Information, advice,
guidance and news
Information on Surrounding Areas
Tillamook County
Covid 19 Updates & Resources
Oregon State Parks
Up to date information
North County
Recreation District
Now offering classes
City of Nehalem
Status and updates
City of Wheeler
Status and updates
COVID-19: Disease Information
The Covid-19 Coronavirus causes mild to severe illness in the lungs.
- Symptoms: People who are ill with the virus may have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing.
- Incubation: We do not know how long it takes for signs of illness to show up after someone is exposed to COVID-19. With other coronaviruses, signs of illness usually show up 2–14 days after a person is exposed to the virus.
- Level of Risk: The level of risk to the general population is low. Early information suggests that older adults and people with underlying health conditions may have a higher risk of severe illness and complications.
- Transmission: We are still learning about how this new coronavirus spreads. Other coronaviruses spread from animals or through droplets from the coughs and sneezes of people who have the illness.
- Prevention: The best way to protect yourself is to avoid exposure to the virus. Consult CDC’s travel website for any travel advisories and steps to protect yourself if you plan to travel outside of the US.
- When to Seek Treatment: Always contact your healthcare provider before going to the Emergency Department. Oregon Health Authority has a video describing what steps to take.
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