Many of our metro area businesses responded to a statewide survey between March 17-March 23 providing information as to how COVID-19 was impacting their operations. At the state level, 85% of respondents reported being negatively …Read the full article…
The more Iowans can work together to crush the curve in the spread of COVID-19, the sooner we can get back to work. Governor Reynolds recently announced the Test Iowa initiative to expand testing so that we …Read the full article…
Highlights of Iowa Governor’s proclamation (4/16) for “Region 6 specific”: The affected Counties: Allamakee, Benton, Black Hawk, Bremer, Buchanan, Clayton, Delaware, Dubuque, Fayette, Grundy, Howard, Jones, Linn, Winneshiek Governor’s data was reviewed and region …Read the full article…
For the health and safety of the public, Hiawatha Parks and Recreation as temporarily closed all playgrounds, restrooms, public sport courts, disc golf course and ball fields. Thank you for your cooperation. Stay safe and …Read the full article…
City Council meetings will be conducted electronically through an electronic format until further notice due to the concerns regarding person-to-person transmission of the COVID-19 virus. The meetings are also broadcasted live on the City’s YouTube …Read the full article…
The Hiawatha Water Department is reminding everyone to flush all of the water lines in buildings that have experienced diminished use lately due to COVID-19. Water within a building can and will get stagnant over …Read the full article…
I hope this finds you all safe and healthy as we head into another week of navigating with COVID-19. Thus far the procedures we have put into place have worked effectively. Thank you to all …Read the full article…
City of Hiawatha COVID19-Update To protect the health and safety of Hiawatha City employees and the general public, the city of Hiawatha continues its closures of most city facilities to the general public until April …Read the full article…
COVID-19 Update Hiawatha Parks and Recreation April 2, 2020 The City of Hiawatha Parks and Recreation Department recognizes the current impact of COVID-19. Due to presidential social distancing guidelines, closure dates are set until April 30th at …Read the full article…