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Vaccination Events in Clay County! The Operation Safe Event will be conducted THIS Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and then every OTHER week for the next 4 to 6... weeks as supplies are available. Signups and more info: https://www.clayhealth.com//Operation-Safe-Vaccination-Cli Persons who have signed up with the Clay County Health Department should be vigilant about watching for an email--it has been reported these emails end up in spam folders.

Merry Christmas! Hope everyone has a great day!

On Sunday, July 19, Clay County will begin requiring face masks and coverings to be worn in all indoor areas of public accommodation. This decision was made due... to the rapid increase in the number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations of Clay County residents in recent weeks. For more info, visit clayhealth.com/recovery See more

NEWS RELEASE 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, sta...ff, 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 through March 31. Kearney City Hall Lobby (Foyer Open) Kearney City Museum Kearney Firehouse Creative Center Kearney Senior Center All Parks & Rec youth sports practices and games Senior Trips Canceled for Mar 25 and Apr 1 Parks shelter rentals Municipal Court (March 23 cases will be moved to April 27) 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.

Clay County Public Health has amended the current Public Health Emergency Order. Get full details at Clayhealth.com/recovery.

The following is a letter from the Clay County Public Health Center: The public health emergency order for Clay County has been extended until Friday, May 15 at... 12:01 a.m. This is a very fluid situation; we will be making decisions based upon Clay County’s situation and depending upon that situation, the date may be revised. We want to thank everyone for your continued cooperation to help "flatten the curve" and protect our community from the further spread of COVID-19. Due to our current Stay-at-Home efforts, the peak date for number of cases in our area has moved closer to the end of April. However, our work isn't done yet. By extending these orders past our peak date, we can make sure everyone's efforts to protect the people in our community and help our health care workers are successful. This also allows us time to begin planning a safe path for the future. Please stay tuned in the coming days. A plan for a safe way to reopen our communities is being developed with input from community leaders throughout Clay County. The plan will have recommendations and guidelines to help the community to safely begin the process of returning to back to work and play, while at the same time, keeping the spread of COVID-19 low. Together we can do this! City facilities will continue to be closed through this date and in compliance with the Clay County Health Center's order. More info can be found here: https://www.clayhealth.com/281/Stay-at-Home

Thanks Kenny! We'll miss you.

Latest update from Clay County Public Health Dept. As a result, all city parks will be closed until further notice.