Covid 19: How Safe is the Stock Island Homeless Shelter? What More Can be Done?
COVID-19 COMIC RELIEF
April 1, 2020 – County Mayor Heather Carruthers – Covid-19 Q & A
CHECKPOINTS INTO THE FLORIDA KEYS WILL CONTINUE: EST. 2000 PEOPLE TURNED AROUND IN 1ST 48 HRS
Following confusion over whether or not traffic checkpoints, set up just last Friday, could continue past Sunday, Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, Monroe County, and the municipalities have partnered to continue to keep them in operation 24-hours a day.
Keys Closed to Visitors: “About 20 to 22 Turnarounds an Hour”
The stations began 24-hour operations Friday morning until further notice. The checkpoint is being reevaluated daily. Only residents, property owners, and those actively involved in work in the Florida Keys will be admitted, including fuel tankers, delivery and grocery trucks.
Florida Democrats Urge Gov. DeSantis To Order Statewide Shelter-In-Place
“The order should allow only travel for essential services like grocery stores and health care providers, and to and from the workplace for critical workers.
Mucarsel-Powell Launches Website to Guide COVID-19 Affected Businesses to Apply for Aid
Mucarsel-Powell: “I Want Everyone To Have This Information At Their Fingertips”
CHIEF JUDGE JONES ORDERS COVID-19 COURT RESTRICTIONS
Womankind Adjusts In-Person Services in Response to Covid-19
City To Shut Down All Non-Essential Retail and Commercial Establishments as of 5 pm Monday (Mar 23)
COVID-19 DRIVE-THRU TESTING FOR MONROE COUNTY RESIDENTS
United Way of the Florida Keys Announces $20,000 in Immediate COVID-19 Support…
Governor Orders Take-out & Delivery Only – All Florida Restaurants
COVID-19: First Positive Case in Monroe County – Upper Keys
KAUFMAN & BETHEL CALL OUT COUNTY OFFICIALS FOR SOFT CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE
Did You Read Their Letters?
Let’s be honest! Monroe County has a ‘mandatory evacuation’ with ‘voluntary compliance’ and no enforcement. Affluent residents evacuate early and often. It is a vacation for them. Wage earners will not leave at 48 hours.
THE 300 (Guest Editorial by Monroe County Mayor Heather Carruthers)
COVID-19 DAILY UPDATE
This page is updated daily. All Florida residents over the age of 18 will be eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine starting April 5th, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Thursday. DeSantis made the announcement in a video released from the Governor’s office, saying the eligibility age would be lowered to 40 and older starting Monday before lowering it to all adults the following week.
