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City of Grovetown Mayor Gary Jones and City Council will conduct a Special Called meeting Wednesday April 8, 2020 to discuss extending the City’s Emergency Ordinance that passed April 2, 2020, implementing precautionary measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The meeting will take place at 5p.m. It will be teleconferenced and live streamed on our Facebook page, facebook.com/cityofgrovetowngeorgia.
Right now, the City is acting under the state’s Shelter in Place Order which is expected to expire Monday, April 13, 2020. City Council will vote whether or not to extend the City’s government facility closures through May 5, 2020, if Governor Brian Kemp does not extend the state Shelter in Place Order.
During this time, the City has established an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in City Hall. The EOC is handling all calls of a non-emergency nature. Our Department of Public Safety remains operational and will respond to calls for service as they always have.
The Mayor and City Council ask that you continue to follow the guidance of President Trump, Governor Kemp and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This includes avoiding public gatherings of more than 10 people, staying at home if possible - especially if you feel sick - contacting your primary care provider before traveling to a clinic or emergency room, washing your hands frequently, disinfecting often touched surfaces, and avoiding physical contact.
Click here for the agenda.
