FREE COVID-19 Mobile Vaccination Clinic administered by EMS staff

 All three vaccines (Pfizer, Moderna, J&J)

for anyone 12 years and older

 Friday, November 19

10 AM – 3PM

St. Martin’s Episcopal Church

95 Cleveland Street

Shady Cove, OR 97539

Registration guarantees vaccine.

Walk-ins welcome!  

Requirements day of: full name and birthdate,

signed consent form to take vaccine,

wait 15 minutes after vaccination.

If you want to register, call

541-622-2240

Leave name and phone number and we’ll call you back.

For 2^nd doses or boosters: Vaccination card helpful but not required.

Second mobile vaccination clinic will be held

Friday, December 17 at St. Martin’s (time TBD).

Supported by Rogue Community Health

Time changes between Saturday night, 11/6, and Sunday morning, 11/7.

We get an extra hour of sleep!

The City Hall and Library Parking Lot

The City Hall and Library Parking Lot

Will be CLOSED for repair work

Sunday, 9/26  

and Monday 9/27

(Weather Permitting)

We apologize for any inconvenience

DATE: September 18, 2021

TIME: 9 AM – Noon

LOCATION: Shady Cove Public Works
1008 Celtic Circle
Shady Cove, OR 97539

NOTE: Open to Oregon residents only.

Shady Cove

Movie in the Park Friday, July 2!

Rescission of all remaining pandemic executive orders –

https://www.oregon.gov/gov/Documents/executive_orders/eo_21-15.pdf

Operational Cost Assistance Grant Program

The Oregon Legislative Emergency Board on January 8, 2021, allocated $100 million to provide commercial rent relief assistance and operational costs assistance to small businesses and landlords adversely affected by economic conditions as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Following two rounds of distribution of Commercial Rent Relief assistance grants, approximately $28 million remains to be distributed through the Operational Cost Assistance Grant.

The Operational Cost Assistance Grant program is designed for businesses with 100 or fewer employees that

1. offer the consumption of food and or drink on premise;
2. provide specified indoor physical exercise, recreational or family entertainment; OR
3. provide specified personal services; and that experienced financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Oregon.

READ DETAILS HERE –

https://www.oregon4biz.com/Coronavirus-Information/

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Businesses that received assistance grants through the state of Oregon Commercial Rent Relief Program for the same location are eligible to receive the grant, as long as the award amount through the Commercial Rent Relief Program was less than $100,000.

Applications for the Operational Cost Assistance Grant will be accepted beginning May 26 and awards will be selected after a random lottery process of all complete and eligible applications received. Check this page for details or sign up to be notified for COVID-19 news.

Per Governor’s Office –

As of this Friday, April 30, for SW Oregon counties, risk levels will be:

• Coos (no movement – remain High)
• Curry (no movement – remain Moderate)
• Douglas: High to Moderate
• Jackson: High to Extreme
• Josephine: High to Extreme

While we are very hopeful this is the last surge and that we will see cases decline after this as vaccines increase, given the surge and increased numbers across the board, the Governor has decided to remove the “warning week” for the current and next two weeks (and the use of the “buffer week” will also be on pause). We will release movement week data on the following dates:

Tuesday, April 27^th: Movement data released

Friday, April 30^th: County Risk Levels change

Tuesday, May 4^th: Movement data released

Friday, May 7^th: County Risk Levels change

Tuesday, May 11^th: Movement data released

Friday, May 14^th: County Risk Levels change

Due to the hospital census yesterday of 319 hospitalized cases and the upward trend that has us at a 37.4% increase, the Governor has announced that we are re-instating  extreme risk for this week. We will pull data again next week with the potential of moving all counties out of extreme risk every week if/as the hospitalizations go down (or possibly even if they simply level off). The Governor will also be calling on Metro area hospitals to pause elective surgeries until we see hospital rates come down.

There will be 15 counties moving to extreme risk on Friday, April 30^th for at least one week.

https://www.kdrv.com/content/news/Jackson-Josephine-Klamath-counties-back-to-Extreme-Risk-status-on-Friday-574290561.html

https://roguedisposal.com/transfer-station/hazardous-waste

Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day

May 8, 2021
Rogue Transfer & Recycling in White City
8 am to 4:30 pm

How Much Does It Cost?

No charge this year.

Examples of what to bring

• Cleaning supplies (window cleaner, drain cleaner, bathroom cleaner, anything containing bleach or ammonia)
• Pesticides and insecticides
• Swimming pool chemicals
• Weed killers not currently approved for use
• Paint remover
• Old or toxic wood preservatives
• Light ballasts
• Alkaline and rechargeable batteries
• Thermostats containing mercury

What NOT to bring

• No paint (see paintcare.org for more info)
• No 55-gallon drums
• No fluorescent light tubes (see Transfer Station for more info)
• No medical or biological waste (see Medical Waste for more info)
• No asbestos (see Asbestos for more info)
• No propane tanks (see Transfer Station for more info)
• No antifreeze (see Transfer Station for more info)
• No explosives
• No radioactive materials
• No ammunition
• No commercial or industrial waste
• No waste in containers larger than 5 gallons

While these materials are not accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste Event, many of them can be recycled for a fee at the Transfer Station. Learn more.

What about paint?

We do not accept paint at this event. Thanks to an Oregon law enacted in 2010, there are now local paint stores that will accept your latex and oil-based paints year-round. Go to paintcare.org and enter your zip code to find participating stores in your area. We recommend calling the store to make sure they have room to accept your paint before you visit.

Following COVID-19 safety protocol

All participants will remain in their cars once on site. Trained hazardous waste personnel will come to you and remove the items from your vehicle. Wherever possible, please put your items to be disposed of in your trunk or rear section of your car. Once in the unloading area, please turn off your vehicle and open the trunk or pop the hatch and we’ll take care of the rest.

Does your business have hazardous waste?

Businesses in Jackson and Josephine counties can take advantage of our special Conditionally Exempt Generator Day, held each year as part of our Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off event. This service is by application only and appointments are made in advance. Fees are charged according to the type and volume of waste being disposed.

Download the Conditionally Exempt Generator information packet — including application form and inventory of waste to be disposed of at the event. For more information, please give us a call at 541.779.4161.