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The Iowa DNR recommends obtaining your potable water from your tap as much as possible to conserve bottled water for emergency situations if needed.ДonвЂ™t flush anything down your toilet except toilet paper to avoid a clog in your home and the cityвЂ™s sewer system. Iowans can continue to use and drink water from their tap as usual. Based on current evidence, the risk to water supplies is low. Environmental Protection Agency reports that the COVID-19 virus has not been detected in drinking water supplies. Garbage, recycling and yard waste collection continues as normal.

Face masks are encouraged in City Hall for those who are not vaccinated. The Customer Service Center in City Hall is available to the public with social distancing measures in place. Residents are encouraged to pay utility bills and parking tickets online, by phone at 279-6132, Option 1 or by using the utility billing drop box located on 6thВ Street on the north side of the Library parking lot. Hand sanitizer is available and buses are being sanitized regularly.

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Routes are running normally.В In an effort to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, driver barriers have been installed on all buses. You may also make an appointment to meet with City staff by contacting them directly. Residents are encouraged to use online services available at contact staff by phone when possible.

Customers are encouraged to wear a face covering when social distancing of at least 6 feet isn't possible, pay attention to signs and floor markings, cover sneezes and coughs and to not enter a building if you or a member of your household feels ill. Those who have been fully vaccinated may remove their mask inside City buildings as of May 14, 2021. See examples in this Video Library.Д¬ity services are fully operational with social distancing requirements in place. Include #imwashing and #wechangelives as well. All are invited to make a video singing the Handwashing Song (to the tune of 'I'm Walking' by Fats Domino), post to social media and tag in your Facebook post. HANDWASHING SONG - the Boys and Girls Home and Family Services is encouraging proper handwashing to prevent the spread of COVID-19 with a song challenge. O At least 10 days have passed since their symptoms first appeared OR since they had a positive COVID test if they are asymptomatic.ДЄdditional Options to Reduce Quarantine by CDC updated on 12/2/20

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O They have had no fever for at least 24 hours (that is one full day of no fever without the use of medicine that reduces fevers) and their other symptoms have improved, AND This does NOT change the isolation requirements for people that are actually sick or COVID-positive to isolate from others until: Household/residential contacts and contacts in health care settings will still have the 14-day quarantine recommendation.В Any type of face covering is acceptable however, a face shield is not considered a face covering and quarantine is still required if one or both people were wearing a face shield only. Window clings that read MASKS ENCOURAGED and MASKS REQUIRED are available at Customer Service in City Hall and Siouxland District Health.Д¬HANGE IN IOWA COVID-19 QUARANTINE GUIDANCE 9/28/20 -В Close contacts of COVID-positive cases will no longer need to quarantine for 14 days if a face covering was consistently worn by both people during the exposure.

Businesses are strongly encouraged to do their part by implementing safety protocols so that customers feel safe that the expected protocols are in place.

Individuals are strongly encouraged to implement their personal responsibility by wearing face coverings as required to help keep others safe both in public places and as appropriate outdoors.

Wear a mask when social distancing is a challengeДЇor the latest vaccine updates, check the Siouxland District Health Department website and Facebook page.

Avoid crowds where there are more than 10 people and practice good hygiene by washing your hands frequently.

Social distancing and frequent hand washing is encouraged to slow the spread of the virus.

Siouxland District Health is working with the Iowa Department of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to minimize the impacts of COVID-19 in our community. CITY SERVICES BUSINESS RESOURCES FOOD RESOURCES MEDICAL INFORMATIONД¬LOSURES BEST PRACTICES SCAMS HOW YOU CAN HELP