With Gov. Laura Kelly’s stay-at-home order set to expire at midnight on May 3, Crawford County officials are trying to come up with a plan to allow businesses to reopen, while still ensuring public safety as the coronavirus crisis continues.
County commissioners decided Tuesday that they will meet with County Health Officer Rebecca Adamson next week for a work session to come up with a draft plan for new county guidelines to put in place following the expiration of Gov. Kelly’s stay-at-home order. County officials will then seek input from community stakeholders, potentially including city and Pittsburg State University officials as well as business owners and others, before approving a new policy.
County commissioners decided Tuesday that they will meet with County Health Officer Rebecca Adamson next week for a work session to come up with a draft plan for new county guidelines to put in place following the expiration of Gov. Kelly’s stay-at-home order. County officials will then seek input from community stakeholders, potentially including city and Pittsburg State University officials as well as business owners and others, before approving a new policy.
Source: Pittsburg Morning SunRead the full story ↗
Planning a project in your community?
Talk with our municipal advisory team about financing options.
