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Petersburg’s assembly, hospital board discuss next steps for health care in Petersburg
Posted by Joe Viechnicki | May 10, 2021
Petersburg Medical Center CEO Phil Hofstetter presents information on resident numbers at the hospital’s long term care wing Wednesday, May 5, 2021 in borough assembly chambers. Clockwise from left, assembly members Chelsea Tremblay, Dave Kensinger, Jeigh Stanton Gregor, hospital board member Cindi Lagoudakis and assembly member Bob Lynn listen during Wednesday’s work session. (Photo courtesy of borough clerk Debbie Thompson)
The board for Petersburg Medical Center Wednesday sought support for pursuing a new hospital facility in a work session with the Petersburg borough assembly. Some on the assembly continue to push back on the high cost of building a new community hospital.
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Proposed Petersburg borough budget relies on surplus from emergency funding
Posted by Joe Viechnicki | Apr 28, 2021
An aerial photo of Petersburg’s harbors and runway in 2011 (Photo courtesy of Cindi Lagoudakis)
The Petersburg borough is proposing a small increase in general fund spending for the upcoming year and would use surplus money to balance spending with revenues. Petersburg’s borough assembly got their first look at the proposed budget last week and will start its formal review in May.
Finance director Jody Tow outlined budget details expected for the fiscal year that starts in July. She explained to the assembly about the impact of federal emergency aid, especially 3.9 million dollars from the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act of 2020.
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Posted by Joe Viechnicki | Mar 2, 2021
An aerial view of Petersburg (Photo courtesy of Cindi Lagoudakis)
For the first time in over a week Petersburg’s active COVID-19 case count dropped Monday.
Petersburg’s emergency operations center reported 56 active cases Monday. That number reflects two new cases reported on Monday and nine people who are listed as recovered.
The community hit a peak of 63 active cases on Saturday and Sunday, according to the latest figures from the EOC.
Petersburg will remain on high risk, red level for the next week and that will be reassessed on Monday, March 8. In a press release yesterday, local health officials thanked businesses for taking steps to slow the spread. Many closed for the past week or changed to telephone service or take out only. The EOC is asking residents and businesses to continue with health precautions to keep numbers declining.
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