Statement from Lori A. Saunders, Executive Director, Georgetown/Scott Tourism, regarding COVID-19:
"Like most U.S. Destinations, at this time, the Georgetown/Scott County Tourism Staff is monitoring news reports, official websites, and CDC updates. Additionally, we are working closely with our city and county officials, as well as Tourism Associations, regarding suggested practices regarding the Coronavirus situation.
Due to the evolving nature of the Outbreak and the subsequent multi-faceted impact on our Industry, this page has been created to serve as a useful resource for additional information.
We will be continually updating this Information Page as well as providing additional links to keep you as up-to-date as possible regarding this situation."
A Joint Statement from Judge/Executive, Joe Pat Covington and Mayor, Tom Prather on the COVID-19 Event
"Life is 10% what happens to us and 90% how we react to it!
As Scott County Judge/Executive and City of Georgetown Mayor we will focus on what we can control during the Covid 19 virus event.
We want to encourage all of Scott County to focus on what you can control.
Today, the Wedco Health District hosted an update meeting with community agencies and partners.
Action items related to the Scott County and City Government response to the Covid 19 event.
1. County and City Government agencies have been meeting and planning with our local Wedco Health District and the Georgetown Community Hospital.
2. Our First Responders; EMA, EMS, County and City Fire and 911 Dispatch have developed protocols to serve potential Covid 19 patients.
3. Sheriff’s Dept, Georgetown Police Dept and Detention Center staff have updated their procedures to address the issues related to the Covid 19 event.
4. We encourage everyone to educate yourself on the facts related to the virus. Go to https://chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dph/pages/covid19.aspx
5. Call the COVID-19 Hotline (800) 722-5725 with questions related to the public health event.
6. Maintain good hygiene and hand washing practices after being out in public.
7. Practice “Social Distancing” essentially keeping a 6-foot buffer from others in public.
8. If you are sick stay home. If you begin feeling worse, contact your physician
We will get through this together!"
GEORGETOWN/SCOTT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS UPDATES
GEORGETOWN/SCOTT COUNTY EVENT UPDATES
Horsey Hundred Bicycling Event - Memorial Weekend
RESOURCES
STATE RESOURCES
Kentucky Travel Industry Association
Office of the Governor - COVID 19 Updates
NATIONAL RESOURCES
American Hotel & Lodging Association
United States Department of State
United States Travel Association
