The City Council unanimously adopted a Resolution on April 21, then signed by Mayor Birney, which declares the City’s commitment to an inclusive community that rejects stigma and bias related to COVID-19. If you observe or experience incidents of discrimination, harassment, or hate crimes, please call 911.
One in four women and one in nine men in the U.S. will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. Now is an even more difficult time for survivors with abusive partners due to stay at home orders. Find out how you can get or give help.
Keeping our family members safe from COVID-19 can be challenging, especially when we live in multigenerational households. Public Health has some helpful advice on how to protect older members of your household.
Rumors regarding the pandemic have become common including that 5G technology causes COVID-19. Viruses cannot travel on radio waves or mobile networks. Learn the facts and bust the myths surrounding COVID-19.
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