Lets work together: slowing the spread of COVID-19
The City of Stillwater is in the midst of an epidemic
Stillwater's community spread of the COVID-19 virus has warranted state health officials to consider Stillwater in the midst of an epidemic. Residents should take all precautions to limit the spread of the disease as identified by CDC Guidelines and regularly check for City, state, and federal updates to stay informed.
Talk to us. How can we slow the spread of COVID-19?
We know we are #StillwaterStrong. But how exactly can we work together as a community during the pandemic?
We know the key precautions:
- Wear a mask or face covering
- Wash your hands often
- Avoid close contact with others
- Cover coughs and sneezes
- Clean and disinfect
- Monitor your health
Got anything to add? This is your place to share your experiences, thoughts, and ask any questions related to COVID-19. Your community and its government officials are listening. Look below. Get involved.
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View All Ideas7 months ago
Masks. It's that simple.
Drawing on internet conspiracy theories (some of which actually say masks INCREASE the virus spread), most people in public are NOT wearing masks. This is ridiculous. As a community we need to work to slow the spike in cases we are seeing. We NEED a mask order, period. If anyone makes threats after a business requires a mask, they should be escorted from the business. The idea that people will wear a mask if you suggest it does not work here. It's so bad that several friends from the coasts asked me if the attached image came from Oklahoma.
3 months ago
No mask mandate
How about letting citizens decide for themselves? The American Journal of Medicine says that masks do not work. Get rid of the nanny state. Your fears do not override our constitutional rights and liberties.
7 months ago
Masks for Necessity Shopping
Would like to see masks required for stores with groceries and pharmacies, places where you get necessities to live.
7 months ago
Require masks and enforce fines!
The community spread will only worsen if people have the option not to wear a mask. Its benefits have been proven, it slows the spread and stops unnecessary death! MASKS OR NO SERVICE!
7 months ago
require masks, and keep the Y pool open! Chlorine kills the virus!
Who's Listening
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Your COVID-19 resources
The City of Stillwater
The City of Stillwater is working closely with local health officials to receive the latest information about COVID-19 (coronavirus). For information, visit the local, state, and national health experts listed below.
Questions
- See the City's online hub for COVID-19 information & guidelines
- Sign up for eNotifcations for media releases to be delivered to your email box
Payne County Health Department
The Payne County Health Department is our local source for health-related information.
Questions
- Payne County Health Website
- Call 405.372.8200
- Facebook: @PayneCHD
Oklahoma State Department of Health
The Oklahoma State Department of Health is our state authority when it comes to health-related concerns.
Questions
- COVID-19 Call Center Phone is 877.215.8336
- Websection for COVID-19
- Fact or Fiction COVID-19
- Twitter: @HealthyOklahoma
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is the national authority for health-related concerns.
Questions
- Websection for COVID-19
- Facebook: @CDC
- Twitter: @CDCgov
- Sign up to receive weekly emails about the outbreak.
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