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COVID-19 Additional Resources & Guidance

by DJ | Mar 25, 2020 | COVID-19 Updates | 0 comments

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES & GUIDANCE

Executive Orders & State of Emergency Declarations

  • Executive Orders from the NC Governor’s Office

  • Jackson County’s Supplemental State of Emergency Declaration

Local Press Releases

  • Addressing Frequently Asked Questions

  • Health Department and Animal Shelter Closed to the Public, Essential Services Still Available

  • Jackson County Government & Public Officials Are Advising Residents to Be Extra Vigilant in Their Individual Efforts to Prevent COVID-19

  • Part-Time Jackson County Resident Tests Positive for COVID-19, Patient in Isolation

Local Resources

  • Jackson County Government Emergency Notifications Website

  • Harris Regional Hospital’s COVID-19 Information Website

  • Western Carolina University’s COVID-19 Website

  • Southwestern Community College Health Update Website

  • Jackson County Public Schools COVID-19 Response Website

  • Jackson County Tourism Development Authority COVID-19 Update Website

  • Southwestern Commission Council of Governments COVID-19 Resource Guide Website

 

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  • —COVID-19 Updates
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    • 7 WCU athletes test positive; league chancellors to meet, eye path forward. (Aug. 5) 08/07
    • A cautious reopening for Jackson schools. (Aug. 19) 08/21
    • Airport Receives CARES Boost To Offset Covid-19 Losses - April 22 04/22
    • Amid COVID-19 Crisis, HERE Continues to Fill Housing Needs - April 22 04/22
    • Animal Shelter Closed 3/24 03/25
    • Appalachian Trail Groups Request Trail Closure 04/18
    • As Students Return to School, North Carolina to Remain Paused in Phase 2. (Aug. 7) 08/07
    • As Summer Arrives, Cases Of Coronavirus Here Surge; EBCI Reports 1st Death (June 24) 06/27
    • Be Wary of Door-to-Door COVID-19 Scammers! 03/25
    • Blue Ridge Pkwy Partial Closing 03/27
    • Board of Education Convenes To Discuss Back-To-School Protocols. (July 13) 07/13
    • Board of Education Convenes To Discuss Back-To-School Protocols. (July 8) 07/08
    • Cases Spiking Across Jackson. (July 8) 07/08
    • Cashiers Chamber Supplying Free Masks For Businesses (July 6) 07/06
    • Child Development Commission's Nurse-Family Partnership Operating During COVID-19 - May 20 05/23
    • Child Stress Should be Addressed in Current Climate 04/03
    • Churches Get Creative For Easter Services - April 8 04/10
    • Commissioners Mull COVID-19 Meeting Changes. (July 23) 07/24
    • Commissioners to roll back March emergency declaration - May 6 05/08
    • Community Table more important – and more imperiled – than ever 04/03
    • Community Table scrambles to serve amid COVID-19 08/03
    • Community Table Taking a Breather from Pandemic Grind (Aug 27) 08/27
    • Comparison: COVID-19 vs. Seasonal Flu 03/24
    • Complete United Way COVID-19 impact survey 08/03
    • Concerns Over Inmate Safety Rise as N.C. COVID-19 Cases Surge - May 27 05/30
    • Concerts on the Creek Faces New Delay. (July 1) 07/01
    • Cooper Disaster Request to Trump 03/27
    • Coronavirus Cases Continue To Climb Here (June 3) 06/04
    • County Reports Two More COVID-19 Cases As Re-Opening Gets Underway - May 13 05/16
    • COVID Cancels Wildlife Days. (July 8) 07/08
    • COVID Cases Continue to Curve Up in Jackson. (July 8) 07/08
    • COVID Cases Rise, But Rate Slows Down 09/19
    • COVID Cases, Deaths Still On Rise In Jackson. (Aug. 12) 08/12
    • COVID is Mental Health Challenge. (posted July 13) 07/13
    • COVID School Guidelines Released by NC DHHS; Multiple Plans Are In Play (June 24) 06/27
    • COVID-19 Additional Resources & Guidance 03/25
    • COVID-19 Case Count in Jackson County 03/25
    • COVID-19 cases here sail past the 370 mark. (July 29) 08/03
    • COVID-19 Cases Jump, Businesses Feel Impact. (July 23) 07/24
    • COVID-19 Cases Reach Triple Digits in Jackson. (July 1) 07/01
    • COVID-19 Cases Show Another Rise In Jackson - May 27 05/30
    • COVID-19 Cluster Identified at Cashiers Church of God. (July 27) 07/27
    • COVID-19 NC Update - March 26 03/28
    • COVID-19 Response in Jackson County 03/25
    • COVID-19 Testing Sights in Jackson County 05/17
    • COVID-19: County Cases Continue To Increase 07/24
    • Crime Drops As COVID -19 Cases Increase - May 27 05/30
    • D.A. Welch Promises The Wheels Of Justice Will Keep Turning - April 22 04/22
    • Dead Period For Athletics Extended To June 15; NCHSAA Guidelines Soon 06/04
    • District Attorney says Justice Continues 04/03
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    • FEMA Approves North Carolina Request to Stand Up Shelters That Follow Social Distance Guidelines - April 8 04/10
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    • First Public School Student COVID-19 Case Reported ( Aug. 27) 08/27
    • Fontana Regional Extends Library Closures 03/30
    • Food Donation Chain In Near Gridlock, Manna Chief Says - May 11 05/11
    • Fourth death here from COVID-19 is reported. (Aug. 4) 08/07
    • Get the Facts: Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 03/25
    • Gov. Cooper Announces COVID-19 Funds Disbursed to Counties (May 26) 06/04
    • Gov. Cooper Announces Modified Stay At Home Order and Transition to Phase 1 of Easing Restrictions - May 5 05/08
    • Gov. Cooper Assists N. Carolinians with Utilities, Evictions & Financial Institutions - March 31 04/03
    • Gov. Cooper Exec. Order 141, Easing Restrictions: Phase 2 of State Opening - May 20 05/23
    • Gov. Cooper Exec. Order: Extending Transportation-Related Provisions - April 17 04/22
    • Gov. Cooper Executive Order 130: Meeting NC Health & Human Service - April 8 04/10
    • Gov. Cooper Executive Order 131: Policies for Retail, Long-Term Care & Payment of Unemployment - April 9 04/10
    • Gov. Cooper Executive Order: Allowing Businesses Flexibility to Make Payments That Assist Employees - April 20 04/22
    • Gov. Cooper Extends Stay At Home Order to 5/8, Three Phase Lifting of Restrictions 05/05
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    • Gov. Cooper Issues EO-139; Additional Regulatory Flexibility -May 12 05/17
    • Gov. Cooper Issues Executive Order #138: Easing Restrictions on Travel, Business Operations & Mass Gatherings: Phase 1 - May 5 05/08
    • Gov. Cooper Shares Path Forward for North Carolina - April 15 04/18
    • Gov. Cooper Signs Exec. Order 143 to Address Impact of COVID-19 on Communities of Color (June 4) 06/08
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    • Gov. Cooper: Remote Learning Continues to End of School Year - 4/24 05/05
    • Governor Cooper Signs COVID-19 Relief Bills Into Law - May 4 05/05
    • Grand Opening of Jackson Dems Website Store. (July 5) 07/06
    • Great Smokies Begins on May 9 to Start Reopening - 5/4 05/05
    • Great Smokies Begins Phased Reopening May 9 - April 30 05/02
    • Hands on Jackson is Postponed by COVID 07/08
    • Health Insurance Deadline Looms For Displaced Workers - May 30 05/30
    • How to Manage a Pandemic: Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic, by Zac Wyatt. (June 18) 06/21
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    • Jackson County Approves Plan To Return Students To Classroom. (Sept. 8) 09/08
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    • Jackson County Commissioners Meeting Review - April 7 04/10
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    • Jackson County Declaration of a State of Emergency 03/24
    • Jackson County Health Department Guidelines 03/28
    • Jackson County Newest Declaration Local State of Emergency - March 27, 2020 03/28
    • Jackson County not closed to out-of-staters - April 15 04/18
    • Jackson County reports first coronavirus death Written by Holly Kays - May 4 05/05
    • Jackson County Response to COVID-19 Web Address 03/25
    • Jackson County Unveils New Local Funding Resource for Businesses in County - May 11 05/11
    • Jackson Requires New Arrivals to Quarantine 03/30
    • Jackson residents test positive for coronavirus - April 14 04/14
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    • Jackson's Latest Local Information on COVID-19 Q&A -March 25, 2020 03/30
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    • NCHSAA, Southern Conference postpone fall sports (Aug. 19) 08/21
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    • New Jackson County Declarations Lay Out Rules 04/03
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    • Nonprofit Grants Available for COVID-19 Relief. (July 13) 07/13
    • North Carolina COVID Contact Tracing Information (June 5) 06/05
    • North Carolina Designates Child Protective Services & Adult Protective Services Workers as Emergency First Responders. (June 8) 06/19
    • North Carolina DHHS Shares Health Guidance to Re-Open Public Schools (June 8) 06/19
    • North Carolina Enters Phase 1 of Lifting COVID-19 Restrictions May 8 at 5 p.m. 05/11
    • North Carolina Pauses in Safer At Home Phase 2, Adds Statewide Requirement for Face Coverings (June 24) 06/24
    • Notes from Jackson County Commissioners Meeting – May 7 05/08
    • One Additional COVID-19 Case in Jackson County 05/05
    • Parkway Announces Reopening Plans - May 8 05/11
    • Parkway Reopens Facilities (June 17) 06/21
    • Phase II Guidelines Laid Out by State. (July 1) 07/01
    • Recycling in Jackson County during COVID-19 - April 8 04/10
    • Register to Vote Now 04/10
    • Requirements for the Use of Face Coverings and Masks. (June 26) 06/24
    • SCC Announces Calendar, Protocols. (posted July 13) 07/13
    • SCC Now Open To The Public (June 2) 06/02
    • SCC Reports First Covid-19 Case. (June 21) 06/22
    • School Board To Examine Re-Entry Plans For Jackson (July 23) 07/24
    • School Buses to Serve as Wi-Fi Hot Spots for Remote Learning - May 6 05/08
    • School Closures 03/24
    • Schools Adjust to changing Covid-19 Orders 04/03
    • Signs placed to honor Smoky Mountain seniors - May 6 05/08
    • SM soccer player tests positive for COVID-19 08/03
    • SMHS Announces Remote Learning Starts March 31 03/30
    • SMHS Seniors Reinvent Senior Parade (June 3) 06/04
    • Smokies Reopens: DOI Secretary Makes Visit; Tribe, Parkway Also Increase Public Access - May 18 05/19
    • SoCon moves fall league sports to spring. (Aug. 19) 08/21
    • Southern Conference Council of Presidents & Athletic Directors Plans Cutbacks - May 20 05/23
    • Southwestern Community College to Host Virtual Job Fair - April 17 04/21
    • Sports Dead Period Will End On June 1 (May 27) 05/30
    • Stepping Up to Face the Challenges of a New Reality: "Sylva Herald" Changes 03/30
    • Support our Local Business - Every 2nd Friday. (July 8) 07/09
    • Support Our Local Businesses "Shop Our Streets" on Friday, June 12 06/06
    • Sylva is Bracing for a Dent in Finances - April 22 04/22
    • The Husk and The Helm’s delay leaves WCU students anxious as classes start. (Aug. 19) 08/21
    • Two COVID-Related Deaths Reported in Jackson 07/16
    • TWSA Seeking Grant To Track Covid-19 (June 3) 06/04
    • University Employees Sue UNC System, Gov. Cooper. (Aug. 12) 08/12
    • Vecinos evolves to bring its service to migrant workers during COVID. (Aug. 5) 08/07
    • Ways to Get Outside and Play 04/18
    • WCU Athletes And Staff Test Positive For COVID-19 As Students Move In 08/03
    • WCU brings much-needed surgical masks to area 04/03
    • WCU Commencement Events Remain On Hold 04/22
    • WCU Commencement Events Remain On Hold - April 8 04/10
    • WCU Group Donated Surgical Masks To Community - May 18 05/19
    • WCU Literary Festival author talks move online 04/18
    • WCU Nursing Residency Pivots Training During Pandemic - April 9 04/10
    • WCU professor discusses finding a COVID-19 vaccine 04/03
    • WCU Ready For These Unprecedented Times. (August 12) 08/12
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