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COVID-19 Guidance & Town Updates

posted Mar 17, 2020, 1:46 PM by Town of Spindale   [ updated Jun 29, 2020, 1:05 PM ]

As of June 24 at 5pm, North Carolina remains in Phase 2 of a phased reopening strategy. Find more information on specific restrictions here.

The Town of Spindale is working in cooperation with the state of North Carolina and government officials to best ensure the safety of our residents. Town officials will rely on guidance from the CDC, the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services, and the Rutherford County Health Department to make decisions that are in the best interest of our staff and the public. 

Town residents are encouraged to visit ncdhhs.gov/coronavirus or coronavirus.gov for the most up-to-date information. Residents are asked to please adhere to recommendations, executive orders, and guidelines issued by the state and U.S. government regarding preventative measures.  

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COVID-19 RESPONSE UPDATES

June 24, 2020: 
June 15, 2020: 
  • Spindale Public Library is open at limited capacity and available for curbside pickup. Check the Library's Facebook page for more information. 
  • Spindale House and Spindale Town Hall remain closed to the public. Keep track of the Town's Facebook page for more information.
May 20, 2020: 
  • North Carolina entered into Phase 2, as directed by Executive Order from Governor Cooper.  
    May 8, 2020: 
    • North Carolina entered into Phase I, as directed by Governor Cooper.
    March 27, 2020:
    • The Town of Spindale, in a joint proclamation with Rutherford County and other municipalities, issued a Stay at Home order. 
    • Stay at Home order: Joint Proclamation on Stay at Home Order 
    • Press Release & Frequently Asked Questions: Rutherford County Stay at Home Order
    • Trash and recycling pickup will slightly alter scheduling in order to prioritize health and safety for town employees. If waste is not picked up on your normal day, please leave your can at the curb for next day pickup.
    March 19, 2020:
      • Beginning March 19, 2020, the Spindale House, Spindale Library, and Spindale Town Hall will be closed to the public until further notice.  
      • The garbage and recycling collection service schedule will continue uninterrupted.
      • The Town of Spindale Press Release is available to the public.
      March 16, 2020: 

        SPINDALE CONTACT INFORMATION

        Town Hall will be closed to the public until further notice, effective Thursday, March 19, 2020.

        If you have an emergency call 911
        If you need Police or Fire and it is NOT an emergency, call (828) 286-2911
        If you need to conduct business with Town Hall, call (828) 286-3466

        Code Enforcement: tsjackson@spindalenc.net
        Parks & Recreation: esearcy@spindalenc.net
        Waste Treatment: goconnor@spindalenc.net


        The Thermal Belt Rail Trail is still open currently, provided visitors comply with social distancing requirements described in Rutherford County and the state's Stay At Home orders. Visitors should remain at least 6 feet away from others and all gatherings more than 10 people are prohibited. Playground equipment, hydration stations and restroom facilities are closed to the public. 

        RESOURCES FOR SMALL BUSINESSES


        GUIDANCE

        Slow the spread and #FlattenTheCurve to protect vulnerable populations, even if you are otherwise young and/or healthy.

        Wash hands frequently, especially before eating or after being out in public.
        Regularly disinfect high-touch surfaces, such as door knobs and light switches
        Work from home as much as possible.
        Avoid social gatherings of more than 10 people.
        Practicing social distancing as much as possible, which includes minimizing contact and staying at least six feet from others. 
        For high risk populations (aged 65+, immune condition or chronic illness), stay home as much as possible.
        If you feel sick, even with mild cold symptoms, stay home.


        http://ncdhhs.gov/coronavirus

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