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COVID-19 Public Announcement & Tooele City Press Release

by | Mar 24, 2020 | Announcement-Active |

Tooele City Communication

Memo from Mayor Winn_03/23/2020

City Operations

Memo COVID-19 to residents_updated

Tooele City State of Emergency

March 18, 2020

Tooele City Emergency Declaration COVID-19 (03-18-20)

Community Response

March 16, 2020

Community Response

 

State of Utah Communication

“Stay Home _ Stay Safe”

March 27, 2020

Facebook Live Press Conference

3.26.2020 Governor Issues Stay Safe Stay Home Directive

Utah Leads Together

Health and Economic RecoveryUtah-Leads-Together-Plan

Utah Leads Together - The Plan

Governor Herbert’s Announcement

March 12, 2020Coronavirus_March_12_Announcements

 

 

Tooele City Facilities

Tooele City Library

Library Closure_May 4

Pratt Aquatic Center

PAC Temporary Closure _ Extended

Oquirrh Hills Golf CourseOquirrh Hills Golf Course COVID-19

Sewer Plant

Toilet Paper Only

 

Tooele City Residents… Among everything else that we are experiencing in the world around us, Tooele City’s Reclamation Plant is seeing an influx of baby wipes entering our sewer system.  Only flush legit toilet paper and your waste. You don’t want a sewer backup in yours or your neighbor’s home. Baby wipes, napkins, paper towels, dryer sheets, hygiene products…whatever your makeshift product is – don’t flush it – trash it.  Thanks for your help to keep our City clean, healthy, and safe!

 

Businesses

Keep Local Businesses Healthy Too 2020

Tooele Restaurants - 2020

Support of Local Business

Tooele City Sign Ordinance

Support Local Businesses

 

Keep yourself Healthy & Safe

 

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Protecting Yourself: You can protect yourself from coronavirus the same way you protect yourself from other viruses with a few commonsense practices.

•Wash your hands thoroughly and often (for 20 seconds).

•Make sure you are cleaning between your fingers and under your nails.

•If you cannot wash your hands, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60-95% alcohol.

•Avoid shaking hands, especially with those who appear to be ill.

•Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth as much as possible.

•Disinfect shared surfaces.

•Stay home when you are sick.

•Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.

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Symptoms: The coronavirus that is causing concern has symptoms similar to other respiratory illnesses. These may include:

•Runny nose

•Headache

•Cough

•Sore Throat

•Shortness of Breath

For more information regarding COVID-19, we recommend residents refer to reliable sources, including the following:

•State of Utah Coronavirus Taskforce: coronavirus.utah.gov

•Centers for Disease Control (CDC): www.coronavirus.gov

•World Health Organization (WHO): www.who.int

•Tooele County Health Department: tooelehealth.org

Frequently Asked Questions