Today's update from #NHCgov: Register of Deeds suspends in-person services, call for PPE donations, playground guidance and more - all to prevent the spread of COVID-19. See the press release at http://ow.ly/aGwy50ySwQJ

A “Presumptive Positive” case means the person has a positive test that was performed at the state’s public lab or a private lab. It is then confirmed by the CDC, but the state’s and CDC’s guidance is to treat presumptive positives as positives in terms of self isolation, contact tracing, and community notification.
Read the county's latest release: http://ow.ly/KH9e50yPRo4

The Monday, March 23 regular meeting of the #NHCgov Board of Commissioners will be held via teleconference. The public can watch the meeting on Spectrum channel 13, Charter channel 5, & streaming on NHCtv.com. Read the official notice: http://ow.ly/wurf50yQqHY

UPDATE: Be advised that failure to comply with social distancing recommendations within New Hanover County grounds will result in closures of playgrounds, basketball and tennis courts, and other facilities in the interest of public health.

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Social distancing applies to all spaces - please mind the signs! Keep it to no more than 10 people per group within New Hanover County Parks & Gardens, shelters, or playgrounds, and remember to keep a safe distance of 6 feet between yourself and those at play around you.

Social distancing isn’t the same as quarantine or isolation, but it is for your safety and those around you. If you need to be out for work or essential errands, keep these tips in mind! Stay up to date with current community guidance at: Health.NHCgov.com/Coronavirus