Importance of Social Distancing explained on PBS:

Apparently tall red spike is what happened in Italy, and low blue curve is what we are trying to do to make sure health system can handle the number of extreame coronavirus cases and be able to help all who need to be given anti-biotic and put on ventilator.

One simple chart explains how social distancing saves lives >> Read more

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CORONAVIRUS HEALTH ALERT

We are NOT allowing visitors at this time.

We deeply care about the safety of our residents and staff. Please, use other methods of communication to connect with your loved ones.

Thank you!

Call #402-234-2125 for questions, concerns or emergencies

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Secretary of State Evnen Informs Voters of Mail-in Ballot Options

LINCOLN- Nebraska voters are able to request a mail-in ballot by filing out an application found online or by contacting their County Election Commissioner or County Clerk. April 6 marks the first day for counties to mail ballots requested by voters.

May 1 is the last day for voters to request a mail-in ballot to be mailed to them. Ballots must be received in the county election office by close of primary election polls on May 12.

“All Nebraska voters are able to request a mail-in ballot for Nebraska elections,” stated Secretary Evnen. For an online application or additional information, visit the Secretary of State website at https://sos.nebraska.gov/elections/early-voting

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Ms. Cindi Allen

Assistant Secretary of State

Secretary of State Robert Evnen

1221 N Street Suite 103 | Lincoln, NE 68508

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COVID-19 Situational Update

Law Enforcement, EMs, Schools, Elected Officials –

I apologize for the mass email and yet I find that ensuring you all have up-to-date information is key. Below is a outline of the most recent information that has come down from CDC to help limit the spread of COVID-19 in the U.S. As of right now we only have one confirmed case in Cass County within our jurisdiction and yet I fully expect that to change and for more cases to be identified within the Department’s jurisdiction and across the Omaha Metro Area.

Latest News from CDC and/or State of Nebraska DHHS:

- CDC has declared that worldwide, including many states in the U.S., community transmission is occurring. This week Nebraska confirmed its first case of community transmission. Our neighbor to the east, Iowa, is also beginning to identify community transmission.

- Multiple large-scale exposure events have been identified in Omaha and Sarpy County (Gretna Walmart – March 5th – 10 am – 8 pm), which raise concerns about additional community transmission regionally and possibly statewide.

- CDC is recommending that for the next 8 weeks, organizers cancel or postpone in-person events that consist of 50 people or more.

o Nebraska Public Health recommendations will also go one step further when community spread is documented to say community gatherings should be limited to 20-25.

- All returning travelers have an increased risk of exposure to COVID-19 and therefore should limit public interactions, practice strict social-distancing, and self-monitor for symptoms (cough, shortness of breath, fever greater than 100.4).

o If a returning traveler develops fever or respiratory illness, they need to IMMEDIATELY self-isolate and report to a provider or to our Department.

- Travelers that are returning from CDC level 3 locations and domestic travel to areas where there is documented widespread sustained transmission (Seattle, Westchester County, NY, Santa Clara County CA,) are at increased risk and of special concern. These individuals should self-quarantine for 15 days and immediate report symptoms to consistent with COVID-19 to their health care provider. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/index.html

- With the number of cities that have documented widespread sustained transmission changing frequently public health has a call today to discuss this greater detail. I will keep you informed on this as it evolves.

That is what I have for now – please let me know what other questions you have or how the Department can support you in your work - sarah

Sarah Schram, MS RD

Director

Sarpy/Cass Health Department

701 Olson Drive #101

Papillion, NE 68046

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UPCOMING SHOWS:

Cancelled: Saturday, March 21, Rayne McGill & Friends, 7:30 pm

Saturday, April 4, Nebraska Country Roads with Elaine Behrends, 7:30 pm

Sunday, April 5, COUNTRY GOSPEL SHOW, 2 pm

Saturday, April 18, Plum Tuckered Band, 7:30

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Sunday, April 19, (due to Easter Sunday on 2nd Sunday), 1 pm
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Cedar Creek Newsletter - March 18, 2020

Importance of Social Distancing explained on PBS:

Apparently tall red spike is what happened in Italy, and low blue curve is what we are trying to do to make sure health system can handle the number of extreame coronavirus cases and be able to help all who need to be given anti-biotic and put on ventilator.

One simple chart explains how social distancing saves lives >> Read more

Louisville Care Center

Secretary of State Evnen Informs Voters of Mail-in Ballot Options

COVID-19 Situational Update

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