Cedar City Covid-19 Updates
Posted on 3/16/2020
Cedar City Police Department
With the COVID-19 concerns, we will be suspending fingerprinting services until further notice, effective immediately. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Posted on 3/16/2020
Cedar City Library **Subject to change without notice** The Library is open.
If you have any symptoms of illness—any at all—please do not enter. We strongly encourage persons in high-risk categories to stay away.
ALL programming is canceled until further notice. This includes storytimes and Character Sketches.
The staff reserve the right to ask patrons exhibiting symptoms of illness to leave the premises.
Meetings scheduled at the library may proceed but if you choose to attend you do so at your own risk. "Children are to be physically attended, at all times, by a responsible party." (Library policy 10.0). The Mayor and City administration are constantly monitoring events and situations. The Library reserves the right to close without notice.
Posted on 3/13/2020
As a precautionary measure due to the evolving Coronavirus (Covid-19), Cedar City will close the Aquatic Center to the public for two weeks beginning March 16th, 2020. The anticipated reopen date is Monday, March 30th.
Posted on 3/13/2020
Dear Cedar City Residents,
As a City, our goal is the safety of our residents. We will continue monitoring the situation and recommendations coming from the State and health departments and make adjustments where/when necessary. As social distancing has been shown to be effective, the letter below provides some information on how we as a City are working to keep everyone safe while still serving our community. Thank you all for your understanding!
Cedar City Covid-19 Letter
Mayor Wilson-Edwards
Posted on 3/12/2020
Dear Cedar City Residents,
Yesterday, I was part of a local intergovernmental task force related to coronavirus preparedness in our area and I wanted to provide you with an update.
Here in Cedar City, our primary role during the coronavirus outbreak is to support the local, county, state and federal agencies directly tasked with managing and communicating to the public regarding the Coronavirus outbreak.
As our City continues to work with various different agencies I want you to know we will provide you with updated, accurate information as it becomes available. This is not a time to panic and let fear take over but to continue using good hygienic practices of washing our hands, using hand sanitizer, not touching our faces, sneezing and coughing into tissues and staying home if we don’t feel good.
For the most update information from the Southwest Utah Public Health Department please visit coronavirus.utah.gov or swuhealth.org/covid.
Mayor Wilson-Edwards