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CCPHC PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY ORDER - Released July 1, 2020 by Gary E. Zaborac, Director of Public Health for the Clay County Public Health Center and Health Officer for the County of Clay. Although Clay County remains in Phase 2, Step 2 of recovery, the Public Health Emergency Order was amended. Includes the allowance of 100% occupancy, if masks are worn by all and physical distancing is maintained. Set to begin 12:01 A.M., July 5th, 2020 and set to expire on 12:01 A.M., Monday, July 20, 2020, unless and until it is extended, rescinded, superseded, or amended in writing. The Clay County COVID-19 Recovery Plan amended June 15, 2020 The Clay County COVID-19 Recovery Plan amended May 31, 2020 COVID-19 Corona Virus Info and Press Releases - Clay County Health Department Sign Up for Clay County Health Emergency Alerts |
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The Recycling and Compost Center will be open; however, ELECTRONICS AND MATTRESSES COLLECTION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Additional trash left on the side will NOT be picked up. We appreciate everyone's cooperation during these unprecedented times. |
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for Public Governmental Bodies During a Public Health Crisis or State of Emergency NEWS RELEASE 7-1-2020 On Wednesday, July 1, Although Clay County remains in Phase 2, Step 2 of recovery, the Public Health Emergency Order was amended. Includes the allowance of 100% occupancy if masks are worn by all and physical distancing is maintained. ------------------------ NEWS RELEASE 6-15-2020 On Monday, June 15, Although Clay County remains in Phase 2, Step 2 of recovery, the Public Health Emergency Order was amended with four changes regarding occupancy limits, mass gatherings and pools. ------------------------ NEWS RELEASE 5-27-2020 On Wednesday, May 27, The Clay County Public Health Emergency Order Amended 04292020 dated April 29th, 2020, is hereby amended and is set to begin 12:01 A.M., June 1st, 2020 and set to expire on 11:59 P.M., Tuesday, June 30, 2020 with insight and guidance for how the county will move forward.  The Clay County Public Health Department is the City of Kearney's designated Health Officer, and the City relies upon their public health expertise. Mayor Randy Pogue has issued a proclamation urging all Citizens to follow their recent directives posted on their website at: ClayHealth.com ------------------------ More information concerning Coronavirus containment measures: CDC State of Missouri Clay County Public Health Center (CCPHC) People who are at a higher risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 should also review current advisories provided by the CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Additional information concerning the Coronavirus may be found on the Clay County Health Department's website. Tobacco 21 Ordinance adopted The City of Kearney has joined the Tobacco 21 movement with the adoption of the attached City Ordinance 1412-2019, making it unlawful for any person to sell, provide or distribute tobacco products, alternative nicotine products or vapor products to persons under twenty-one (21) years of age. Click here for more info. 2019 Water Quality Report Available Click here Also known as the Consumer Confidence Report, this report enable water customers to make knowledgeable decisions about their health and their environment and provide consumers with the following information:
Counting Kearney in 2020 The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting thousands of workers for temporary jobs available nationwide in advance of the 2020 Census. Click on the link above for links on information of local jobs. Community for All Ages Trash Collection Map 
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City of Kearney Facility Closures By order of Mayor Randy Pogue, the City of Kearney is expanding steps to ensure the health of our community, staff, and making sure we have a plan for continuity of City services in place. Beginning Tuesday, March 17, THE FOLLOWING City facilities will be closed to the public until further notice subject to the Clay County Health Center Order. • Kearney City Hall Lobby (Foyer Open) • Kearney City Museum • Kearney Firehouse Creative Center • Kearney Senior Center • Senior Trips Canceled • Municipal Court The Kearney City Hall Foyer Doors will remain open during normal business hours. During this time, the City encourages residents to take advantage of online City services including payment of City utility bills and municipal court fines. Offices will remain open during normal business hours and staff will be available via phone and email. City Hall phone 628-4142. The Kearney Police Department lobby will remain open during normal business hours. Offices will remain open during normal business hours and staff will be available via phone and email. Police Phone 628-3925. The City is working across all departments and with the professionals at the Clay County Public Health Center to prevent potential spread and ensure proper measures and precautions are in place. It is important that individuals at higher risk for serious illness due to age or a long-term health problem take actions to reduce their risk. Please stay up to date and ensure you are receiving information from reliable sources. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Clay County Public Health Center offer up-to-date information on their websites and social media. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) has activated a 24/7 phone hotline for the public or providers to receive information or guidance related to COVID-19. This hotline can be reached at 877-435-8411. Kearney, Missouri is one of the fastest growing cities in Missouri. Currently, Kearney covers 12.77 square miles (8174 acres). Strong economic growth coupled with a well developed Master Plan have helped Kearney move forward.   View the "Today in America" video City Hall 100 E Washington St. Kearney, MO 64060 816-628-4142 HOURS 8-5 M-F Except Holidays 
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