Butte to hold special meeting this week to review Covid-19 restrictions
Thursday meeting will reconsider restrictions in Butte-Silver Bow
By: John Emeigh
and last updated 2021-02-02 08:31:33-05
BUTTE - The Butte-Silver Bow Board of Health will hold a special meeting this week to consider changing the Covid-19 restrictions to businesses.
On Dec. 22, the board made an emergency rule to increase the Covid-19 restrictions after a spike of cases in the community. This included a 10 p.m. closure time for all bars, restaurants and casinos, and establishments were held to a capacity of 50 percent.
These restrictions were not popular among many small businesses.
Butte-Silver Bow Health Department confirms 11 additional COVID-related fatalities
Next mass vaccination clinic still on tentative status
MTN News
and last updated 2021-02-02 12:59:39-05
BUTTE â The Butte-Silver Bow Health Department confirmed on Monday 11 additional COVID-19-related fatalities. Nine of the 11 fatalities occurred in November and December and were added to the Health Departmentâs fatality count due to a review of records and routine reconciliation of cases with state officials, according to Health Officer Karen Sullivan.
Two of the fatalities occurred in January. Six of the fatalities are associated with community members at large, while two are associated with Continental Care and Rehabilitation Center. One fatality is associated with each of the following care homes â The Springs at Butte, BeeHive Homes of Butte, and Crest Nursing Home.
Butte-Silver Bow Health Dept. confirms 11 additional COVID-19 related fatalities
Next mass vaccination clinic still on tentative status
MTN News
and last updated 2021-02-02 13:05:59-05
BUTTE â The Butte-Silver Bow Health Department confirmed on Monday 11 additional COVID-19-related fatalities.
Nine of the 11 fatalities occurred in November and December and were added to the Health Departmentâs fatality count due to a review of records and routine reconciliation of cases with state officials, according to Health Officer Karen Sullivan.
Two of the fatalities occurred in January. Six of the fatalities are associated with community members at large, while two are associated with Continental Care and Rehabilitation Center. One fatality is associated with each of the following care homes â The Springs at Butte, BeeHive Homes of Butte, and Crest Nursing Home.
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3 new COVID-related deaths reported in Butte-Silver Bow Co.
Butte-Silver Bow has seen 41 fatalities overall
and last updated 2020-12-21 18:04:58-05
The Butte-Silver Bow Health Department confirmed Monday, Dec. 21, 2020, three additional COVID-19-related fatalities in the community. All three deaths are associated with members of the community at large, according to Health Officer Karen Sullivan.
With the most recent deaths, Butte-Silver Bow has seen 41 fatalities overall, related to COVID-19.
The Health Department issued its weekly data report Monday. As of Sunday, Dec. 20, the department was reporting 2,840 positive cases in the county, since the county was informed of its first case March 13. Of those, 2,625 have recovered, and 174 cases remain active.