Click here for CCSD Survey on Reopening Our Schools Family and Community Survey. The survey should take less than ten minutes and is completely anonymous. The survey will be open through June 1.
The City Of Las Vegas To Offer On-Street Dining Pavilions In Two Locations Downtown
New “Dine Out Downtown” Program To Offer Diners Safe/Unique Option For Takeout
Effective immediately, the city of Las Vegas is closing California Ave. between Main St. and Casino Center Blvd., and 6th St. between Fremont St. and Carson Ave. to vehicular traffic between the hours of 11 a.m. and 9 p.m. every day. These half-block closures will be done to facilitate a new program called “Dine Out Downtown,” where tables, chairs, pop-up shade covers, and portable trees will be placed outside to accommodate takeout dining. This area will follow the state of Nevada social distancing recommendations for tables, chairs, and other furniture. The program will run through Phases 1 and 2* of the state of Nevada orders.
Guests will be able to purchase takeout food and drink from downtown restaurants in the area and safely bring the food to one of the tables. City staff will be on hand to clean and disinfect the tables and chairs between uses.
The program will allow more people to enjoy the restaurants and eateries in the downtown, and practice social distancing at the same time.
For additional questions, please contact the city’s call center at 702-229-CARE.
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Staying Well
We need to stay well in the midst of this pandemic. As we stay at home, we can indulge in self-care. Read the 5 Self-Care Tips at Home To Relax Your Body & Spirit.
Phase One Reopening: General Guidance
Read on the Declaration of Emergency Directive 018 – Phase One Reopening (5/7/2020)
Click here on the Roadmap to Recovery Phase One.
FREE COVID APP
Apple Inc. – in partnership with the White House Coronavirus Task Force and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – released an app and website that will provide guidance through a series of questions about health and exposure to determine if they should seek care for COVID-19 symptoms. The tool provides CDC recommendations on the next steps including guidance on social distancing and self-isolating, how to closely monitor symptoms, recommendations on testing, and when to contact a medical provider.
Users can download the free app from the App Store available for the iPhone and iPad. Or click to access the tool online.
Coronavirus: Resources, Updates, and What You Should Know
Click here for more links and resources on Clark County
More links and resources at Las Vegas
Library District’s Response To COVID-19
Official updates from CCSD
Information at Nevada Health Response
