Stillwater News

See below for archived COVID-19 information. See the most up to date information at http://stillwater.org/page/breaking-news.

City of Stillwater archived COVID-19 News

• 5.14.2021: City of Stillwater mayor rescinds emergency declaration, ending community’s mask ordinance

• 4.30.2021: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency 

• 3.25.2021: City of Stillwater mask ordinance remains in place

• 2.26.2021: Stillwater issues proclamation recommending continued safety precautions for pandemic

• 2.24.2021: Stillwater face covering ordinance extended through May 25, 2021

• 12.19.2020: Mayor Revises Stillwater’s Nov. 30 State of Emergency

• 12.15.2020: Stillwater City Council appropriates funds to assist citizens with utility, rent, mortgage payments

• 12.09.2020: City of Stillwater becomes distribution site for virus-killing solution

• 11.30.2020:Stillwater’s State of Emergency extended to Feb. 28, 2021

• 11.19.2020: Stillwater face-covering ordinance extended through Feb. 28, 2021

• 11.16.2020: Face covering mandate to extend to Feb. 2

• 10.20.2020: City council approves new COVID-19 business relief grant opportunity

• 8.27.2020: Stillwater sees large spike in COVID-19 cases; emphasizes caution

• 8.20.2020: Application available: permit to extend outdoor service area

• 8.19.2020: City implements further restrictions for bars in latest declaration of emergency

• 8.3.2020: OSU students returning to Stillwater; What that means to residents

• 7.10.2020: Face coverings required in public beginning Saturday, July 11
• 6.29.2020: Extended: City's current emergency proclamation & its guidelines

• 6.23.2020: City leadership monitoring spike in COVID-19 Cases; New, restrictive emergency proclamations may follow

• 6.03.2020: Temporary, long-term repayment options for overdue City of Stillwater utility accounts available

• 6.03.2020: OSDH Provides Contact Tracing Guidance, Increases Tracers

• 5.29.2020: Stillwater to move forward with Phase Three of OURS Plan; Details Coming

• 5.26.2020: Stillwater Municipal Court announces temporary warrant amnesty program

• 5.20.2020: City Hall, parks, other facilities to reopen to the public June 1

• 5.14.2020: City Council to consider resuming utility disconnects, long-term payment plans at May 18 meeting

• 5.07.2020: City officials evaluating limited reopening of recreational activities

• 5.01.2020: Statement from City Manager and amended proclamation

• 4.30.2020: Before Opening Business, City Officials Recommend Flush Water Lines

• 4.30.2020: City to resume trash collection services

• STATEMENT BY MAYOR WILL JOYCE REGARDING CURRENT STATUS OF COVID-19 ERADICATION EFFORTS IN STILLWATER

• Now is the time to set up payment plans for delinquent City of Stillwater utility bills

• 'The City is sitting in a good position at the end of the 3^rd Quarter'

• City of Stillwater strongly encourages face coverings, asks for public mask donations

• City of Stillwater Looks at Economic Impacts of Pandemic

• Mayor extends state of emergency proclamation through April 30

• Stillwater Municipal Court closes to in-person visits

• Stillwater Animal Welfare: business operations changed

• City of Stillwater is calling on people who can sew face masks

• Unemployed because of COVID-19 Legal Aid Service may be of service

• Listen in: FYI Stillwater Podcast on City's Response to COVID-19

• City of Stillwater to suspend selected trash collection services

• City of Stillwater shares Social Distancing Protocol for Essential Businesses

• Impact of COVID-19 on City government

• Stillwater orders Shelter in Place, restricts public access to city hall

• Stillwater orders closure of entertainment and fitness venues, restrict restaurants to take out and delivery

• City closures & cancellations due to COVID-19 precautions

• Information for Stillwater Regional Airport Travelers

• Stillwater Police Implement Procedures to Reduce COVID -19 Risks

• SFD to utilize Senior Activity Center

• Support Local Business: an ongoing resource by the Stillwater Chamber of Commerce

• Listen in: City employees discuss COVID-19 on latest podcast episode

• Keeping a safe distance at Stillwater Parks, Trails; Practice good personal hygiene at playgrounds

• Due date changes, online storytime, audiobooks and more: Stillwater Public Library Announcement

City of Stillwater Proclamations Prior to May 14, 2021

• 5.14.2021: Mayor's Proclamation Withdrawing and Rescinding Declaration of State of Emergency

• 4.30.2021: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 2.26.2021: Proclamation Declaring State of Emergency

• 2.24.2021: Ordinance No. 3472 Extends Face Covering Ordinance to May 25

• 12.19.2020 Proclamation Declaring State of Emergency

• 11.30.2020 Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 8.19.2020: Proclamation Declaring a New State of Emergency

• 7.30.2020: Extension of June 1 proclamation to August 31

• 7.14.2020: Extension of June 1 proclamation

• 7.9.2020: Ordinance 3452 Requiring Face Coverings in Public

• 6.29.2020: Extension of June 1 Proclamation

• 6.1.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring State of Emergency Amendment June 1, 2020 (.pdf)

• 5.15.2020: Mayor’s Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency effective May 15, 2020 (.pdf)

• 4.10.2020 Mayor's Proclamation Extending State of Emergency

• 3.30.2020: Mayor's Proclamation declaring Shelter in Place order

• 3.23.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.17.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.16.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.15.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 4.10.2020 Mayor's Proclamation Extending State of Emergency

• 3.30.2020: Mayor's Proclamation declaring Shelter in Place order

• 3.23.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.17.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.16.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.15.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

Governor's Orders Prior to April 30

• Gov. Stitt extends Safer at Home order & plans to resume elective surgeries

• GOV. STITT DECLARES HEALTH EMERGENCY TO STRENGTHEN COVID-19 RESPONSE AND PROTECT FIRST RESPONDERS

• Governor's March 25 Emergency Declaration

• Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA): Guidance on the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce

  • If you have questions about essential business, contact Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) by email at CISA.CAT@cisa.dhs.gov.

• Law enforcement action for non-compliance (Attorney General's Office)

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