Union County Commissioner Matt Scarfo talks about what the business community is saying
Union County Commissioner Matt Scarfo sits down to talk about the challenges business owners are facing with COVID-19 and what lies ahead when they open.
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It is our highest priority to allow our citizens to go back to work while continuing to protect our health care providers, emergency responders, and vulnerable populations.
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If you are identified as someone that was a contact and may be at risk for COVID-19 you will be notified. Your risk of contracting the virus can also be reduced by observing the stay home, stay safe guidance, limiting contact with people outside of your household and maintaining six feet of distance from others when you leave your home for essential needs.
March 25, 2020
Oregon State Police provided a list of frequently asked questions http://union-county.org/faq local law officials are supporting.
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Crime has not increased since the COVID-19 pandemic began, according to LGPD Lt. Jason Hays.
April 28, 2020
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La Grande Fire Chief Emmitt Cornford talks about the impact COVID-19 has had on emergency medical calls
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