COVID-19

April 27, 2020  There are seventeen confirmed COVID-19 cases in Asotin county and two deaths. The State Department of Health's risk assessment will be updated as needed. Please refer to the following link for updated numbers from across Washington state. https://www.doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/Coronavirus
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR AMENDING PROCLAMATION 20-05 "STAY HOME – STAY HEALTHY"

3/25/2020 Construction Guidance 
COVID-19 TESTING AND RESULTS FOR ASOTIN COUNTY

Updated at 11:00 a.m. 4/27/2020
Positive Tests: 17
​Deaths: 2

NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) RESOURCES AND UPDATES

​https://coronavirus.wa.gov/
​https://www.cdc.gov/

Process for receiving essential status in Asotin County
  • To receive an inclusion of essential business go to the following link Request inclusion of essential businesses fill out the form.
  • If you receive clearance from the Governor's office through the form they provide, email the response to ACHD@ac-hd.org and call our office 509.243.3343.
  • Asotin County Public Health maintains local authority, and our local process includes emailing your essential status (site specific) to ACHD@ac-hd.org. Public Health will follow up with you and the local city and/or county departments that also regulate your activity to make sure they are aware of your status.
WHAT TO DO IF:
STAY INFORMED
HAVE A QUESTION 
  • TRI-STATE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HOTLINE 509.769.2215
  • WASHINGTON STATE HOTLINE 1.800.525.0127
COVID-19 FACT SHEET
FACTS AND ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
Things your doctor wants you to know about coronavirus
​Dr. Bill Hirota on the 5 things he wants you to know about coronavirus. A public service message from Washington State Medical Association and the Washington State Hospital Association.

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