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CORONAVIRUS (covid-19) community update
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VOTING PROCEDURES FOR ELECTION DAY (Apr. 7th)
This video will explain the voting process on Election Day. [The video was made under the assumption that there will be no legal or court ordered changes to the upcoming election processes.] ABSENTEE & EARLY VOTING
As the April 7th Election approaches, the City will follow recommendations of the Wisconsin Elections Commission to safely carry out the election. For the safety of the public, poll workers and city hall staff, we are planning to have hand sanitizer available and will wipe down surfaces throughout election day. As more information is learned about the Coronavirus, one general recommendation is social distancing. We encourage you to consider the option to request an ABSENTEE BALLOT by mail as opposed to coming into City Hall for EARLY VOTING. Find details at MyVote Wisconsin. You may need to confirm your voter registration and provide a photo ID, which the link will instruct how to do. The last day to request absentee ballots by mail is 5:00 P.M., April 2, 2020. 
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CITY OF WASHBURN UPDATES
Letter from the Emergency Medical Service (3/20/20) Press Release: Proclamation of Health Emergency (3/18/20) Mayor's Proclamation of Health Emergency (3/17/20) ADDITIONAL COVID-19 INFORMATION & RESOURCES As new information is learned about the COVID-19 and its spread, we understand that this can lead to anxiety and fears. The City encourages you to use social distancing, wash or sanitizes your hands and limit touching your face and eyes. Our utmost concern is for the you. Here are additional resources to help answer the questions you may have. Bayfield County Health Department Bayfield County Travel Advisory (3/22/20) Wisconsin Department of Health Services Letter from the Governor (3/12/20) Safer At Home Emergency Order (3/24/20) Outbreaks in Wisconsin Center for Disease Control & Prevention PAYMENTS & CORRESPONDENCE
As we all adjust to the heightened level of concern over the spread of the Coronavirus, we encourage the practice of washing hands, wiping down surfaces and social distancing. In the effort to keep the public and city hall staff safe. We encourage you to use the drop box next the front door or post office for returning meter read cards or for payments and correspondence. You may also contact staff by phone or email. Thanks. 
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