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Public Information for the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) updated 4202020 City of Leavenworth

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The City of Leavenworth has updated its community with essential information regarding the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), showcasing its dedication to public health and safety. The article provides critical links to local resources such as the Chelan Douglas Health District and the Community Foundation of North Central Washington, ensuring residents have access to reliable information. State-level resources from the Washington State Department of Health and Governor Jay Inslee’s Coronavirus Page are also included, highlighting the comprehensive approach taken to inform the public. This proactive communication is especially significant as the pandemic continues to impact the community. The article encourages residents to stay informed about health guidelines and available support services, particularly for those affected by COVID-19.

By consolidating these resources, the City of Leavenworth aims to foster a well-informed community capable of navigating the ongoing challenges. The clear structure and accessible language enhance the article’s effectiveness, making it easy for readers to find the information they need. Ultimately, this update underscores the importance of local governance in public health crises.

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