City of Seaside, OR

The City of Seaside continues to monitor the rapidly changing landscape of COVID-19. We are active participants with state and Clatsop County authorities and will continue to be diligent and following protocols laid out at those levels. …1/6

A message from our Mayor, Jay Barber:

Clatsop County Emergency Management has set up a keyword to register for updates on COVID-19. If you’re already registered for "Public Health” alerts through Clatsop Alerts, there is no need to register again. If not, or you are unsure, please consider signing up.

We want to keep you informed about #COVID-19 in #Oregon. Here are the current totals. Data are provisional and change frequently. For more information, visit healthoregon.org/coronavirus and click on the box that says “Situation in Oregon.” #CoronaVirusUpdates

Despite closures, the Seaside School District will continue providing breakfast and lunch next week for its students. Full details and locations for pick up can be found here: local.nixle.com/alert/7868278/…

We know there’s a lot of interest in staying up to date on the #coronavirus situation in #Oregon. That’s why we’ve created a newsletter to deliver this information right to your inbox or phone. Sign up for email or text here: ow.ly/lvEo50yzUeh #COVID19

The Sunset Pool has announced a two-week closure that goes into effect on Monday, March 16. The senior meal program, offering service through Sunset Park and Rec District will continue, but with a drive-by cafe program. More details in their press release: …1-453d-9073-6f60418a2641.filesusr.com/ugd/bb60e8_b12…

@OregonRLA has put together a great resource - especially for those in the hospitality sector - that offers some very valuable tips and information to help business owners mitigate the negative impacts of the coronavirus (COVID-19) oregonrla.org/blog/covid19

The Seaside Civic and Convention Center has announced the following changes and cancellations to its building schedule through the end of April.

We want to keep you informed about #COVID19 in Oregon. Here are the current totals. Data are provisional and change frequently. For more info, visit healthoregon.org/coronavirus and click on the box that says “Situation in Oregon.” #coronavirus

We encourage all residents to track information from these organizations regularly when seeking the most immediate updates. 6/6 cdc.gov/coronavirus/20…

and Clatsop County Public Health continue to lead the response and guidelines for all residents and have the experts that can relay the most up-to-date information and likely before we can receive it. …5/6

TIP 3) Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. TIP 4) Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands. TIP 5) Stay home if you feel ill. TIP 6) Call your provider before seeking health care. …3/6

Every resident should continue to take these basic seven steps to protect those most at risk: TIP 1) Never visit a hospital or long-term-care facility if you have a fever or cough illness. TIP 2) Cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze. …2/6

The City of Seaside continues to monitor the rapidly changing landscape of COVID-19. We are active participants with state and Clatsop County authorities and will continue to be diligent and following protocols laid out at those levels. …1/6

Today, we're in #Oregon to pay our respects & lay to rest #Hero... @seasidepd Sgt. Jason Goodding #RIP Brother ◼️💙◼️

RT @ORStatePolice: OSP escorting US honor Flag from OR/ID Border to Seaside Police Department. @seasidepd

We are honored to be helping cover the city for @seasidepd today while they mourn the loss of Sgt. Jason Goodding

14-year-old Seaside High School student delivered this amazing tribute to the Convention Center today. #Goodding

Coming to #Goodding Memorial on Friday? Check this post for best place to go tinyurl.com/gp6zu7f