Coronavirus: Farmington mayor signs declaration of public health emergency
There are no cases of the coronavirus known as COVID-19 in
"For clarity, this declaration does not expand the powers of your local government," Duckett said in the video.
Instead, he said it reinforces and reaffirms the ordinances that already exist that allow the city to respond to emergencies.
The declaration follows similar ones issued by President
Duckett encouraged people to continue taking measures to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, including washing hands, covering coughs and maintaining six feet of distance between themselves and others.
He said the declaration will go to the
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