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Governor Dunleavy Revises Health Mandate 005

On Tuesday, Governorn Dunleavy revised the COVID-19 Health Mandate 005, Attachment C Non-Urgent or Elective Procedures and Surgeries....

COVID-19 Update with City Officials 4/6/20

Mayor Prusunka and Borough Manager VonBargen give today’s update including information from the case of COVID-19 in Petersburg. VonBargen discusses the transmission of coronavirus on hard surfaces. This combined with the...

Petersburg Confirms it’s 1st COVID-19 Case

An individual in Petersburg has tested positive for COVID-19.
https://www.ci.petersburg.ak.us/

COVID-19 Mask Recommendation

On Saturday, April 4 Dr. Fauci, the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and the State of Alaska Department of Health & Social Services, announced the recommendation that all persons wear masks when outside the home as a protective measure against COVID-19. Recent data shows the virus can be spread by people talking with each other.

COVID-19 Update with Wrangell City Officials for 4/3/20

Wrangell Mayor Prysunka and Borough Manager VonBargen share new COVID 19 information. The State of Alaska has identified that wearing masks may help contain the spread of the coronavirus. Wrangell officials are encouraging people to wear homemade cloth masks or bandanna’s while in public. They further remind people that Shelter In Place extends to vehicles and boats. If you decide to go out in the boat, don’t tie up boats side by side at anchor. Continue to social distance and keep others at a distance of 6 feet whether in town, out the road or off island. Neighbors are reminded to check on neighbors. Use your phone or other device to connect with each other. Wrangell still has no known cases of coronavirus. Please remain vigilant in social distancing, washing hands and let’s all stay in this together.