The Union County Board of Commissioners unanimously passed a Resolution this morning to return Union County to Phase 2 COVID-19 Reopening Guidelines. After a brief discussion at the regularly scheduled meeting, the Resolution passed unanimously. Phase 2 Guidelines as well as the Resolution may be read at: http://union-county.org/county-returns-to-phase-2-covid-19-reopening/.
No new COVID-19 cases were reported today in Union County, keeping the total at four confirmed cases. Wallowa County remains at one confirmed case. The total number of cases in Oregon is 1,633. Wednesday, April 15, the public meeting regarding the local response to COVID-19 will be held. In order to respect social distancing, the…
Over 53,000 individuals across the nation are reported as recovered from COVID-19. Statewide confirmed cases have increased to 1,736, and COVID-19 related deaths have increased to 64. Union County remains at a total of four confirmed cases. Wallowa County remains at one confirmed case. Last evening, the Union County Incident Management Team held a virtual…
Over 100 additional COVID-19 cases were announced today in Union County by the Center for Human Development (CHD), bringing the county total to 240. Of this total, seven have been listed as recovered. Officials anticipate the number of confirmed cases will continue to increase as contact tracing, investigations, and additional tests are conducted. The Union…
Spring temperatures are forecast to continue warming in the area this week. Mental health experts recommend fresh air and time in nature, but this needs to be balanced with physical distancing.
The American Red Cross will be holding a blood drive by appointment only next week in Union County.
Center for Human Development, Union County Public Health announced a COVID-related death today. The individual was a 90-year old woman who tested positive on June 13 and died on June 25 at Grande Ronde Hospital. She did have underlying conditions. There has been a total of 202 deaths in the state of Oregon due to…
