Public Safety Update

Updated November 30, 2021 9:55 a.m.

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30 November 2021

Harrison County Health Department reports 6,852 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 11/29/21, an increase of 147 since 11/15/2021. For vaccinations, individuals 5 through 17 years of age must register at a Pfizer vaccine site. Others may register at ourshot.in.gov, by calling 211, or by contacting the Harrison County Health Department at 812-738-3237 (options 1 or 2). To date, 18,648–about 48.9 % of the population 5 years of age and over of Harrison County residents–are now fully vaccinated. Visit in.gov/coronavirus for the most up to date COVID information in Indiana.

16 November 2021

The Harrison County Health Department reports 6,705 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 11/14/21, an increase of 127 since 11/01/2021. For the vaccine, individuals 5 through 17 years of age must register at a Pfizer vaccine site. Others may register at ourshot.in.gov, by calling 2 1 1, or by contacting the Harrison County Health Department at 812-738-3237 (options 1 or 2). To date, 18,363 people–or about 52.9 % of the population 12 years of age and over of Harrison County residents–are now fully vaccinated.

25 October 2021

Booster Vaccine Update: Clinics to be held at First Capital Christian Church Corydon on October 28, November 1, November 2 and November 4 from 8am to 7pm. The appointments from 8am to 3pm offer all vaccines. The afternoon from 3pm to 7pm, only Moderna will be available. Register at ourshot.in.gov.

05 October 2021

The Harrison County Health Department reports 6,242 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 10/04/21, an increase of 231 since 09/20/2021 and 3 additional deaths. To date, 17,872–approximately 51.5 % of the population 12 years of age and over of Harrison
County residents–are now fully vaccinated. Visit the ISDH website at https://in.gov/coronavirus for the most up-to-date
information on COVID-19 in Indiana.

27 September 2021

The Health Department will provide PFIZER booster dose vaccine to those who qualify under CDC guidelines. Individuals that meet the criteria should receive their booster dose no earlier than 6 months from the completion of the second dose in the Pfizer series.

The dates and times are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday September 27th, 28th, and 30th from 8am-8pm at the First Capital Christian Church, 305 Oliver Street, Corydon IN. You must register online at ourshot.in.gov for an appointment. Walk-ins are accepted, and call 211 for assistance with registration.

24 September 2021

HARRISON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES PFIZER BOOSTER UPDATE AND PFIZER VACCINATION CLINIC

The Harrison County Health Department will offer Covid-19 vaccine Boosters. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has reviewed the U.S. FDA’s amended Emergency Use Authorization of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for booster doses. A “booster dose” refers to another dose of vaccine that is given to someone who built enough protection after vaccination, but then that protection decreased over time (this is called waning immunity).
The CDC has issued Pfizer booster eligibility guidance. Based on those recommendation the Indiana Department of Health, and the Harrison County Health Department support the administration of Pfizer vaccine booster dose to:
• people 18 years and older
• received the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine as their primary series
• are AT LEAST six months after the second dose
• attest to meeting CDC guidelines as outlined below
o People who present for a booster dose are attesting that they meet these criteria, and it is NOT necessary for people to confirm or prove their eligibility
The CDC recommended the following eligible individuals:
• Persons are 65 and older and long-term care facility residents
• Persons age 50 to 64 years with underlying medical conditions with underlying medical conditions. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra precautions/people-with-medical-conditions.html
• Individual benefit and risk who are aged 18-49 years with underlying medical conditions https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extraprecautions/people-with-medical-conditions.html
Individuals that meet the above criteria should receive their booster dose no earlier than 6 months from the completion of the second dose in the Pfizer series.
Harrison County Health Department will host the following Drive Thru (will transition indoors for inclement weather) Mass Vaccination Clinics:
When: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday September 27th, 28th, and 30th from 8am-8pm
Where: First Capital Christian Church, 305 Oliver Street, Corydon IN 47112
Must register online at ourshot.in.gov for an appointment
What: Pfizer (Comirnaty), COVID-19 Vaccine free of charge
Influenza vaccine: Individuals that wish to receive their flu vaccine along with their COVID-19 Vaccine (while supplies last)
High Dose Flu $55
Regular Flu $20 (Cash, Check or Traditional Medicare Cards only will be accepted for Influenza Vaccine, Medicare cards must be present)
The Health Department asks individuals to bring their COVID-19 vaccination cards with them and wear a mask.
22 September 2021

In reference to COVID-19: as of 9/22/2021, Harrison County transitions to Red Advisory Level, Very High Community Spread. The best way to protect yourself and those around you from the COVID-19 virus is to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The Delta variant, along with those not vaccinated account for the vast majority of hospitalizations for COVID now.

20 September 2021

The Harrison County Health Department reports 6,011 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 09/20/21, an increase of 400 since 09/07/2021. To date 17,418 (approximately 50.2% of the population 12 years of age and over) Harrison County residents are now fully vaccinated. Individuals ages 12 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Individuals 12 through 17 years of age must register at a Pfizer vaccine site. Individuals can register at ourshot.in.gov, or call 211, or contactthe Health Department at 812-738-3237 (options 1 or 2).

24 August 2021

Harrison County has 5,086 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 08/23/21, almost 13% of the county, and 414 new cases since 08/09/2021. To date 16,330, approximately 47.0% of the population 12 years of age and over of Harrison County residents are now fully vaccinated. Visit the Harrison County Health Department website for any updates and for vaccine and testing locations.

21 August 2021

Free Testing and Vaccination Clinic, no appointment needed but you can register.
August 23 through 25 from 12pm to 8 PM at Corydon Intermediate School
Register for vaccine: ourshot.in.gov
Register for test: Coronavirus.in.gov
Rapid and PCR tests available

18 August 2021

The Harrison County Health Department is offering a third dose of the Covid-19 Vaccine to immunocompromised patients with the following conditions:

  • People who are receiving active cancer treatment for tumors or cancers of the blood.
  • Patients who have received organ transplants and are taking medicine to suppress the immune system.
  • People who have received a stem cell transplant within the last two years or are taking medicine to suppress the immune system.
  • Moderate or severe primary immunodeficiency (such as Di George syndrome, Wiskott-Aldrich
    syndrome).
  • Advanced or untreated HIV Infection.
  • Active treatment with high-dose corticosteroids or other drugs that may suppress the immune system.

Patients should talk to their healthcare provider about their healthcare condition, and whether getting an additional dose is appropriate for them.

13 August 2021

Effective Monday, August 16th, 2021 the COVID-19 testing location will be relocated to May & Joe Rhoads Memorial Pool at 2150 Poolside Drive in Corydon, and no longer will be at the Harrison County Health Department.
Days and Hours are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9:00am to 1:00pm and Tuesday 1pm to 6pm. For the safety of our staff and volunteers, patrons are required to wear a face mask to this site.

12 August 2021

Harrison County will have free mobile vaccination clinics as part of the ongoing efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

They will be at:

  • Unity Chapel United Methodist Church Saturday, August 14th from 8:30 am to 11:30 am, 1760 Lost Creek Rd NW, Ramsey, IN 47166,
  • South Central School Saturday, August 14th from 1:00-3:30pm, 6675 Hwy 11, Elizabeth, IN 47117. Call 211 or use ourshot.in.gov for appointments.

Once you’re fully vaccinated, you should still:
• Wear a mask and socially distance when in public or visiting an unvaccinated person at
increased risk of severe illness or death from COVID-19
• Avoid medium- or large-sized gatherings
• Protect yourself while traveling
• Get tested and stay home if symptoms develop

28 July 2021

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: as of today, Harrison County transitions to the Orange Level and continues to see a trend upwards, driven in large part by the Delta variant. The Center for Disease Control reports hospitals report patients are now younger with fewer underlying health conditions, are arriving sicker and becoming worse more quickly.

The CDC recommend that fully vaccinated people wear masks indoors which include nearly two-thirds of all US counties. Right now, 98% of confirmed COVID-19 cases were among those unvaccinated. The CDC recommends that community leaders encourage vaccination and universal masking to prevent further outbreaks.

26 July 2021

The Harrison County Health Department reports 4,524 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 7/25/2021, an increase of 85 since 7/12/2021.

Individuals ages 12 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Individuals 12 through 17 years of age must register at a Pfizer vaccine Site. Individuals can register at https://ourshot.in.gov, by calling 2 1 1, or by contacting the Harrison County Health Department at 812-738-3237 (option 1 or 2).

Your shot is our shot.

21 July 2021

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has moved into YELLOW STATUS, and is trending upward for positive cases, driven primarily by the DELTA variant. It has become dominant and accounts for over 74% of new cases. According to the CDC patients are now younger with fewer underlying conditions, arrive sicker and become worse more quickly. The best way to protect yourself is to take the vaccine. Visit https://ourshot.in.gov or call 211 for appointments.

02 July 2021

The Harrison County Health Department reports four thousand, four hundred seventeen (4,417) confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 06/28/21 and increase of 10 since 06/14/2021.

The Harrison County Health Department is deeply saddened to report an additional death since last report. The individual was a 53 -year-old male with no underlying health conditions. Harrison County now has a total of 78 deaths with two being clinical deaths in Harrison County Residents. A clinical death is a probable COVID-19 case when a physician diagnoses a patient as having COVID-19 but no test was documented.

Individuals ages 12 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Individuals 12 through 17 years of age must register at a Pfizer Vaccine Site. Individuals can register https://ourshot.in.gov, by calling 211, or by contacting the Harrison County Health Department at 812-738-3237 options 1 or 2.

To date, 15,479 (approximately 44.6% of the population 12 years of age and over) Harrison County Residents are now fully vaccinated. The Harrison County Health Department will provide updates as new information becomes available. Visit the ISDH website at https://in.gov/coronavirus for the most up-to-date information on COVID-19 in Indiana.

14 June 2021

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 4,407 cases of COVID-19 as of June 14, and increase of 23 since June 1. To date, 14,993 Harrison County residents (approximately 43.2% of the population 12 years of age and older) are now fully vaccinated.

02 June 2021

Harrison County has had 4,384 COVID cases—an increase of 18—and one additional death since 6-1-2021. Vaccinations are administered at the health department at 241 Atwood Street. Appointments may be made at www.ourshot.in.gov, by calling 211 or the Harrison County Health Department at 738-3237 option 1 or 2. Help STOMP out COVID

24 May 2021

As of May 22, there has been a total of 4,373 positive COVID cases and 77 deaths. Vaccinations by appointment  are now taking place at the Health Department at 241 Atwood Street. 15,444 Harrison County residents have received the first dose of the vaccine and 14,200 are fully vaccinated.

17 May 2021

Harrison County has a total of 4,366 confirmed cases of COVID, an increase of 39 since 5-3-2021. We have had 1 additional death for a total of 76 since May last year. Individuals 12 to 17 may register for vaccination with Pfizer at www.ourshot.in.gov or by calling 211. To date, 14,013 Harrison County residents are fully vaccinated.

13 May 2021

Individuals who are 12 to 17 years of age are now eligible for Pfizer vaccine. Effective today, all first and second doses will be given at the Harrison County Health Department on Atwood Street. Schedule your appointment by calling 211 or online at www.ourshot.in.gov. You may call the Health Department at 812-738-3237, select option 1 or 2.

11 May 2021

Please note that the Harrison County Health Department is moving from the drive-through clinic at the First Capital Christian Church to the Health Department on Atwood Street. The last day active at the drive through is May 12. The Moderna vaccine is offered on Monday and Thursday; the Johnson and Johnson vaccine on Wednesday, and Pfizer on Tuesday. Schedule your appointment by calling 211, or www.ourshot.in.gov. You may call the Harrison County Health Department at 812-738-3237 [select option 1 or 2].

08 May 2021

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County continues at BLUE STATUS. We are up 52 cases at 4,295 and 76 deaths. About 2.1 million Hoosiers vaccinated so far. Walk-ins at vaccine sites are accepted as of April 21. DO YOUR PART. HELP STOMP COVID. Get vaccinated.

04 May 2021

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has had 4,327 confirmed cases of COVID as of May 3, 2021. Individuals 16 and older are eligible for Pfizer vaccine but must register with Pfizer on ourshot.in.gov or by calling 211. 13,563 individuals have received the first dose, and 12,434 are fully vaccinated. PLEASE DO YOUR PART TO HELP STOMP OUT COVID.

19 April 2021

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has a total of 4,281 COVID cases as of 4/19/2021 and 2 new deaths for a total of 75. Individuals 16 and 17 are now eligible for the vaccine, but need to register on the Pfizer site at ourshot.in.gov . 13,141 Harrison County residents have had the 1st shot, and 10,899 are fully vaccinated. PLEASE sign up now, many appointments are available.

06 April 2021

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has 4,228 confirmed COVID cases, an increase of 70 since 3/22/2021, with 1 additional death for a total of 73. Individuals 16 and over are eligible for the vaccine, and there are plenty of appointments available. A modified vaccination clinic will be held Friday (Moderna) and Saturday (Johnson and Johnson, 18 and over) this week from 9 am to 3 pm. To schedule your appointment, use ourshot.in.gov or if you need assistance call 211 [or your local HCPL branch]. To date 11,912 have received the first dose and 8,775 are fully vaccinated.

27 March 2021

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Hoosiers 16 years and older now qualify for COVID vaccination starting Wednesday March 31. In addition, a single dose Johnson and Johnson vaccination clinic will be held at First Capital Christian Church. The clinic will provide the single dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine from 9 a.m. to 1p.m. on Saturday, April 10th, but only Hoosiers age 18 and older are eligible.

23 March 2021

From the Harrison Country Emergency Notification System: Starting Monday, March 22, individuals 40 and over qualify for COVID vaccinations. People with certain serious health conditions may also qualify. To check your eligibility, go to ourshot.in.gov, or for assistance call 866-211-9966 [or your local HCPL branch]. For other information go to in.gov/coronavirus.

15 March 2021

According to the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has had 4,097 confirmed cases of COVID since 3/8/2021 an increase of 56 and one additional death. As of tomorrow, anyone 45 or older or those who have certain health conditions are eligible for the vaccine. Check ourshot.in.gov for eligibility or if you need assistance signing up call 866-211-9966 [or your local HCPL branch]. Please continue wearing your mask, hand washing, avoiding large groups, social distancing and other common sense precautions.

08 March 2021

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has had 4,041 confirmed cases of COVID, an increase of 37 since 3/1/2021, with one additional death since March 2020 for a total of 69. Residents 50 and older at this time are eligible to register for vaccination. In addition, some individuals with certain health issues may qualify as well. The complete list is posted at ourshot.in.gov. If you need assistance you may call 866-211-9966 (or your local HCPL branch).

03 March 2021

The COVID vaccine is now available to anyone 50 and older and certain other groups. Go to ourshot.in.gov for registering and call 211 or your local HCPL branch if you need assistance.

02 March 2021

Residents 55 and older are now eligible for the COVID vaccine. Register online at ourshot.in.gov or call 866-211-9966 or your local HCPL branch for assistance. Appointments are available for this week. Patients with certain high-risk health conditions may be eligible as well; please check online for eligibility.

Harrison County has had 4,004 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of March 2, an increase of 53 since February 23. We have had four new deaths for a total of 68.

26 February 2021

Appointments are open for COVID vaccine. 60 and older are eligible, so register now while it is available at ourshot.in.gov. For assistance, please call 866-211-9966 or your local HCPL branch.
There are appointments open next week, so you are encouraged to schedule your vaccination now.

23 February 2021

From the Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has had 3,951 identified cases of COVID and 60 deaths since March of 2020. Indiana residents 60 and older can now schedule for vaccinations. Go to ourshot.in.gov or call 866-211-9966 if you require assistance. Even if you have been vaccinated you may still be able to infect others, so always use the normal precautions such as wearing your mask, washing your hands and social distancing. 5,906 in Harrison County have had the first vaccine shot, and 2,190 have received the second dose.

15 February 2021

Harrison County has had 3,888 COVID cases since March 2020 with a total of 60 deaths. A total of 5,906 residents have had the first dose of vaccine, and 1,416 the second dose. Visit ourshot.in.gov for eligibility and registration. If you need assistance registering call 1-866-211-9966. Please continue to protect yourself and others by using masks, handwashing, social distancing, staying home if you are sick, and disinfection of contact surfaces.

08 February 2021

The Harrison County Health Department reports that Harrison County has had 3,809 COVID cases since February 1, an increase of 129 since last week. A total of 58 deaths has been reported, which includes 9 historical deaths uncovered through a state health department audit. Vaccine eligibility includes adults 65 and older; the complete list of those eligible now is posted at https://ourshot.in.gov. Individuals who need assistance with registration should contact  Indiana211 by dialing 1-866-211-9966 or call your local HCPL branch. Harrison County is currently at Orange status.

02 February 2021

From the Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has had 3,680 COVID cases, which is approaching 10 percent of our population as of 2/1/2021. This is an increase of 150, with 2 new deaths. Adults ages 65 and older can schedule vaccinations at ourshot.in.gov or call 866-211-9966 for assistance. To date, 3,287 Harrison Countians have received the first dose, and 722 the second. Harrison County is now at orange status.

26 January 2021

If you are a home bound Hoosier or know someone who is, visit the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to learn more about registering for the COVID vaccine. If you have difficulty registering online, please dial 211 from any phone for assistance.

25 January 2021

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: The Harrison County COVID case count has increased 3,530 since last year; 433 new cases since January 11. There have been 47 deaths; 4 new since January 11. 2,460 residents have been vaccinated with the first dose; 506 have received the second dose and are considered fully vaccinated.

21 January 2021

According to the official Indiana COVID-19 dashboard, there are 3,353 cases (up 17) and there have been 43 deaths in Harrison County. 16,155 individuals have been tested. The 7-day positivity rate for all tests is 15.8%, and the 7-day positivity rate for unique individuals is 29.8%.

12 January 2021

Harrison County has had a total of 3,097 COVID-19 cases and 263 new cases this past week as of 1-4-2021. There have been 2 additional deaths, an 81 year-old female and a 93 year-old male, both with underlying health conditions. Remember that 40% of those who tested positive for COVID showed no symptoms.

07 January 2021

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County is in Red Status for COVID-19, indicating high community spread. The COVID-19 vaccine is now available for individuals 80 and older. Please click here to register. For assistance with registration dial 211.

04 January 2021

According to the Harrison County Emergency Notification System, Harrison County has had 2,835 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of today, which is 288 new cases since 12/28/2020. We have suffered another 5 new deaths this week all with underlying heath conditions, with a total of 41 deaths since March 2020. Please help slow down the spread by social distancing, wearing your masks, avoiding crowds and hand washing.

28 December 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Since March 2020, Harrison County has had a total of 2,547 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 12/28/20; this is 201 new cases since 12/21/2020. There has been two new deaths this week. One death is a 65 year old male, and the second a 68 year old male both with underlying health conditions. Harrison County now has a total of 36 deaths since March.

22 December 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has 2,346 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 12/21/20, which is 246 new cases since 12/14/2020. The Harrison County Health Department is deeply saddened to report an additional two new deaths this week. One death is an 84 year-old male with underlying health conditions. The second is a 54 year old male and it has not yet been reported if they had underlying health conditions. Harrison County now has a total of 34 deaths.
The anticipated release for vaccine information is expected soon but not released as of yet. Please continue wearing your mask, washing hands frequently and social distancing with very small groups during our Christmas Holiday season. Help keep yourself and our community safe.

15 December 2020

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: as of 12/14/2020, Harrison County has had 2,100 COVID cases. This is 217 new cases since 12/7/2020, and a total of 31 deaths since March. Harrison County is still at the ORANGE level.

07 December 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has had a total of 1,883 Covid cases, 280 new since 11/30/2020, and 3 new deaths for a total of 30 since March. Please continue social distancing, avoidance of crowds, hand washing, and wearing of masks. Information for the COVID vaccine will become available as soon as it is released from the state.

30 November 2020

Harrison County has had a total of 1,603 COVID-positive tests, up 211 since 11/23/2020. We have a total of 27 deaths since March.

23 November 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County COVID numbers are rapidly climbing: 1,392 positives, which is 200 new since 11/16/2020, and no new deaths. Please continue precautionary measures, very small gatherings, frequent washing of hands, wear your mask when around others, and social distancing. These are the tools we have at hand at the present.

16 November 2020

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has 1193 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 11/16/2020, and 187 new cases since 11/09/2020. The county has a total of 27 deaths with two being clinical deaths in Harrison County residents since March.

09 November 2020

According to the Harrison County Emergency Notification System, Harrison County has 1,006 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 11/09/2020 which represents 97 new cases in just the past week. The county has a total of 27 deaths since March. Please continue social distancing, wearing a face mask and washing your hands regularly.

02 November 2020

Harrison County has had a total of 909 COVID cases, an increase of 99 since 10/26/2020, and a total of 27 deaths since March 2020. Please continue to wear your face mask, wash your hands and maintain social distancing.

30 October 2020

26 October 2020

From the Harrison County Health Department: there have been 810 positive COVID-19 cases since 10-19-2020, an increase of 71. We have had 27 deaths since March. Thank you for wearing your masks, social distancing and hand washing. For up to date information, visit in.gov/coronavirus.

19 October 2020

  • The Harrison County Health Department reports 739 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 10/19/20 (61 new cases since 10/12/2020). The county has a total of 27 deaths–with two being clinical deaths–in Harrison County Residents since March.
  • Governor Holcomb issued an Executive Order to continue Stage 5 of Back on Track Indiana.  This order states that face coverings are required for all Hoosiers, emphasizes that all should maintain social distancing and good hand hygiene, and stresses that one should not go to work, school or in public places if they feel sick. The full text of the Executive Order is available here.

12 October 2020

Today the Harrison County Health Department reports 678 confirmed COVID-19 cases, an increase of 38 since the last report. There have been 27 deaths as of 10/12/2020.

05 October 2020

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has 39 new COVID-19 cases, a total of 640 confirmed cases as of 10/05/2020. There have been of 27 deaths.

28 September 2020

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County is reporting 601 positives and 27 deaths due to COVID-19. A drive through FLU shot clinic scheduled for Harrison County Fairgrounds. COVID-19 testing at Rhoades Pool in Corydon starts October 1 by appointment.

21 September 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: There 565 confirmed cases and 27 deaths at this time in Harrison County. Please remember to wear masks, continue social distancing and hand washing. The current testing site is on Clover Valley road in Depauw. You can find the information by searching online for Indiana Covid test sites, and then calling the 800 number for an appointment.

14 September 2020

Per the Harrison County Health Department: The Harrison County Health Department has 542 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 09/14/20 (22 new cases since 09/08/2020). The county has a total of 27 deaths with two being clinical deaths in Harrison County Residents. A clinical death is a probable COVID-19 case when a physician diagnoses a patient as having COVID-19 but no test was documented.

The Harrison County Health Department would like to remind county residents that we are currently at stage 4.5 in the Governor’s plan for re-opening the state. As a reminder, the Governor has made the decision to scale back on the progressing to Stage 5 and we will remain at stage 4.5 until a decision is made to progress to stage 5. We would like to remind everyone to please continue with the precautions set in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
08 September 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has 522 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of today. The county has a total of 27 deaths with two being clinical deaths.

31 August 2020

Update from the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: there are 489 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 27 deaths at this time. This is an increase of 31 since August 24.

24 August 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: There are 458 confirmed cases and 27 deaths in Harrison County at this time. Please remember to wear masks, continue social distancing and hand washing. The current testing site is on Clover Valley road in Depauw. You can find the information by searching online for Indiana COVID-19 test sites, and then calling the 800 number for an appointment.

22 August 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 417 positive COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths and 5,089 individuals tested. The 7-day positivity rate is 9.0%.

17 August 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 381 positive COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths and 4,664 individuals tested. The 7-day positivity rate is 9.9%.

13 August 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 352 positive COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths and 4,327 individuals tested. The 7-day positivity rate is 7.5%.

08 August 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: There are 325 confirmed cases of COVID, an increase of 25. There are no additional deaths at this time.

03 August 2020
From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: The Health department reports 300 confirmed COVID cases, up 10, and 1 additional death for a total of 25. Some of the new cases are family to family, the rest have no other known association.
02 August 2020
There are 10 new COVID cases confirmed for a total of 290. 4 cases are from the Lanesville School system.

31 July 2020

The Health Department has reported COVID positives are now at 280 in Harrison County, but no new deaths (24).

27 July 2020

  • From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: The Governor has made an executive order that face coverings will be required in the entire state of Indiana. This will go into effect on 12:01 am Monday, July 27th, 2020 primarily when in businesses, public places or when social distancing outside or inside is not feasible. For complete information and exceptions about this go to https://www.in.gov/gov/2384.htm
  • Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: The Harrison County Health Department has reported 261 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 07/27/20 and a total of 24 deaths. Please use all due precautions.

24 July 2020

The Harrison County Health Department has reported 245 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of 07/24/20 and a total of 24 deaths. Please use all due precautions.

21 July 2020

The Harrison County Health Department reports 235 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and a total of 24 deaths as of 07/21/20.

17 July 2020

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County has reported 227 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and a total of 24 deaths as of July 17.

16 July 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 221 positive COVID-19 cases, 22 deaths and 2,735 individuals tested.

10 July 2020

According to the Harrison County Emergency Notification System, the Harrison County Health Department has recorded 218 confirmed cases and 24 deaths. Please continue precautions such as wearing a mask in public places, avoiding large gatherings, hand washing and social distancing. Those 65 and older and those with known high risk medical conditions should limit their exposures.

02 July 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 208 positive COVID-19 cases, 22 deaths and 2,269 individuals tested.

29 June 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 202 positive COVID-19 cases, 22 deaths and 2,166 individuals have been tested.

27 June 2020

The Harrison County Health Department has 204 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and a total of 24 deaths [two are clinical deaths] in Harrison County residents as of June 26. Even with the Governor’s moving on to Phase 5 over July 4th, please be vigilant and practice social distancing–and wearing a mask is a great way to protect yourself and others.

19 June 2020

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System, there are currently 200 positive cases and 24 deaths related to COVID-19 in Harrison County. An IU study shows that approximately 40 percent of cases show no symptoms but may be able to transmit the disease. Face coverings are still recommended while in public places; continue to regularly wash your hands and maintain social distancing.

17 June 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 200 positive COVID-19 cases, 22 deaths and 1,686 individuals have been tested.

10 June 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 198 positive COVID-19 cases, 22 deaths and 1,535 individuals have been tested.

06 June 2020

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: The Harrison County Health Department confirms 195 cases of COVID-19 as of 6/5/20 in Harrison County residents, and a total of 24 deaths. The Harrison County Health Department will provide updates as new information becomes available. Visit the ISDH website for the most up-to-date information on COVID-19 in Indiana

04 June 2020

The Indiana Coronavirus Response page indicates that in Harrison County there are currently 196 positive COVID-19 cases, 22 deaths and 1,316 individuals who have been tested.

02 June 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 196 positive COVID-19 cases, 22 deaths and 1,297 individuals who have been tested.

29 May 2020

Today the Harrison County Health Department confirms 192 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Harrison County residents, and a total of 24 deaths. The Harrison County Health Department will provide updates as new information becomes available. Visit the ISDH website at in.gov/coronavirus for the most up-to-date information on COVID-19 in Indiana.

27 May 2020

22 May 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 179 positive COVID-19 cases, 20 deaths and 1,011 individuals who have been tested.

20 May 2020

  • COVID-19 testing is available to individuals at least 12 years of age by appointment only, no walk ins accepted, thru Saturday June 6th, 2020. Appointment times are available from 8:00am thru 8:00pm at Harrison County Fairgrounds, 341 S. Capitol Avenue, Corydon, IN 47112. You must make an appointment; online at https://lhi.care/covidtesting or call (888) 634-1116. This is for Indiana residents who wish to be tested. Insurance information will be collected, if available. Testing is free of charge.
  • According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 174 positive COVID-19 cases, 18 deaths and 908 individuals who have been tested.

15 May 2020

  • The Harrison County Health Department reports 167 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and a total of 16 COVID-19 related deaths as of 05/15/2020 in Harrison County residents, with one death being a clinical death. The Health Department continues to monitor this evolving situation and will make further recommendations as necessary.
  • Please click here to view the current list of Harrison County Community Resources, provided by the Harrison County Community Foundation.

13 May 2020

According to the official Indiana Coronavirus Response page, in Harrison County there are currently 165 positive COVID-19 cases, 13 deaths and 771 individuals who have been tested.

11 May 2020

From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: COVID-19 testing by appointment only, no walk ins accepted, Wednesday May 13th, 2020 thru Tuesday June 5th, 2020. Appointment times are available from 8:00am thru 8:00pm. The site will open Wednesday, May 13th at 8:00am and run until Friday May 15th until 8:00pm. It will then be open Tuesday, May 19th at 8:00am and will run thru Saturday May 23rd. It will operate Tuesday through Saturday until the closing date. Testing will be held at Harrison County Fairgrounds, 341 S. Capitol Ave, Corydon, IN 47112

You must make an appointment; online at https://lhi.care/covidtesting or call (888) 634-1116.

For Indiana residents who are symptomatic OR those who have been in close contact of a COVID-19 positive person OR individuals with underlying health conditions OR individuals age 65 or older OR essential County employees. Insurance information will be collected, if available. Testing is free of charge.

08 May 2020

  • According the the Harrison County Emergency Notification System, the reported COVID-19 numbers as of today: 154 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19; 368 individuals tested negative; 21 tests are pending; the total number of deaths related to COVID-19 is 11.
  • Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Harrison County Hospital and the Harrison County Health Department will be conducting a drive-through Covid-19 testing clinic located at the Harrison County Hospital Medical Office Building, 1263 Hospital Drive NW, Corydon, on Saturday, May 9th from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. When arriving at Harrison County Hospital, turn left onto Hospital Drive at the Corydon Ramsey Road 4-way stop, then follow signage.
  • This is drive-through testing only.
  • You must be a Harrison County resident, or employed in Harrison County and must be symptomatic to be tested.
  • There is no age limit.
  • They will test one person per vehicle.
  • You must bring driver’s license or state issued I.D. if a resident of Harrison County or Photo I.D. badge or recent paycheck stub if employed in Harrison County.
  • The test will be performed free of charge.
05 May 2020
Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Dr. Andrew Morton, Harrison County Health Officer, today announced the ninth confirmed death from COVID-19. The individual was a female from Harrison County. The person, who was 95 years of age, suffered from underlying medical conditions. No further information about the patient will be released due to privacy laws. The Harrison County Health Department confirms 138 cases of COVID-19 as of 5/4/20. It is still recommended to use masks to help slow the spread of COVID-19. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html
03 May 2020
The Harrison County Health Department confirms 135 cases of COVID-19 as of 5/3/20 in Harrison County residents
02 May 2020
The Harrison County Health Department confirms one 134 cases of COVID-19 as of 5/2/20 in Harrison County residents. The Health Department continues to monitor this evolving situation and will make further recommendations as necessary. The Harrison County Health Department is working closely with local and state officials to ensure that contacts of the patient are identified and monitored and that all infection control protocols are being followed.
30 April 2020
Dr. Andrew Morton, Harrison County Health Officer, today announced the eighth confirmed death from COVID-19. The individual, 84 years of age, suffered from underlying medical conditions. No further information about the patient will be released due to privacy laws. The Harrison County Health Department confirms 131 positive cases of COVID-19 as of 4/30/20, and 326 negative cases in Harrison County.
29 April 2020
Dr. Andrew Morton, Harrison County Health Officer, today announced the sixth and seventh confirmed deaths from COVID-19. The individuals, 104 and 91 years of age, suffered from underlying medical conditions. No further information about the patients will be released due to privacy laws. The Harrison County Health Department confirms 130 positive cases of COVID-19 and 325 negative cases in Harrison County residents.
28 April 2020
The Harrison County Health Department confirms 128 cases of COVID-19 as of 4/28/20 in Harrison County residents, and 317 negative cases. The Health Department continues to monitor this evolving situation and will make further recommendations as necessary. The Harrison County Health Department is working closely with local and state officials to ensure that contacts of the patient are identified and monitored and that all infection control protocols are being followed.
26 April 2020
The Harrison County Health Department confirms 123 cases of COVID-19 as of 4/26/20 in Harrison County residents. The Health Department continues to monitor this evolving situation and will make further recommendations as necessary. The Harrison County Health Department is working closely with local and state officials to ensure that contacts of the patient are identified and monitored and that all infection control protocols are being followed.
25 April 2020
Andrew Morton, MD, Harrison County Health Officer today announced the fifth confirmed death from COVID-19. The individual was a female from Harrison County. The person, who was 78 years of age, suffered from underlying medical conditions. No further information about the patient will be released due to privacy laws. The Harrison County Health Department confirms 120 cases of COVID-19 as of 4/25/20 in Harrison County residents. The Health Department continues to monitor this evolving situation and will make further recommendations as necessary.
24 April 2020

23 April 2020

The Harrison County Health department reports a total of 114 confirmed COVID-19 cases.

22 April 2020

Per the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: The Harrison County Health Department confirms 111 cases of COVID-19 as of 4/22/20 in Harrison County residents. Dr. Andrew Morton, Harrison County Health Officer, today announced the fourth confirmed death from COVID-19. The individual was a female from Harrison County. The person, who was 99 years of age, suffered from underlying medical conditions. No further information about the patient will be released due to privacy laws.

21 April 2020

20 April 2020

  • The Harrison County Health Department confirms 105 cases of COVID-19 in Harrison County residents.
  • UPDATE: The State Department of Health has opened the drive through testing at Ivy Tech Sellersburg to anyone from Indiana who has symptoms of COVID-19.
    From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Covid testing is available for symptomatic health care workers, first responders, or essential workers. It is available for symptomatic persons that live with one of those workers and also to high risk individuals that have symptoms of COVID-19 and have underlying conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease or obesity. This is a drive through test site at IVY TECH, 8204 Highway 311, Sellersburg 47172. You must be an Indiana resident, and have state issue identification, limit one test per vehicle until supplies run out. The Sellersburg drive through testing will be Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9am to 6pm or until supplies run out.

19 April 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 100 cases of COVID-19 today in Harrison County residents. This is an increase in 11 cases; 10 of these cases were identified in a long-term care facility, 9 of the 10 positives were reported to be asymptomatic. The Health Department continues to monitor this evolving situation and will make further recommendations as necessary.

18 April 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 89 cases of COVID-19 today in Harrison County residents.

17 April 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 87 confirmed cases of COVID-19 today in Harrison County residents. This is an increase in 20 cases. 17 of these cases were identified in a Long Term Care facility, 16 of these 17 positives were reported to be asymptomatic. As the Health Department expands testing, they anticipate an increase in confirmed cases. Dr. Morton, says that “We encourage all Harrison County residents to continue their Stay at Home efforts. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that everyone should wear a cloth face cover when they have to go out in public. The Harrison County Health Department is working closely with the Indiana State Department of Health and Tyson Foods to investigate 3 cases of COVID-19 at its Corydon plant. All individuals are quarantined and health officials are working with the plant to ensure that all appropriate infection-control protocols are being followed.”

16 April 2020

  • Today the Harrison County Health Department confirms 67 cases of COVID-19 in Harrison County.
  • Click here to download the free Coronavirus book for children, available from Candlewick Press. This informative guide explains why everyday routines have been disrupted and lays out how everyone can do their part to help.
  • Indiana State department of health has expanded testing for anyone who is experiencing symptoms of COVID-19. The drive through testing site is at IVY TECH in Sellersburg, 8204 County Road 311. The hours are from 9 am to 6pm Thursday and Friday this week. We are encouraging anyone who is experiencing symptoms to take advantage of this testing.
  • The Harrison County Health Department reports that the Harrison Healthcare Center in Corydon has confirmed 6 cases of COVID-19. Dr. Andrew Morton, Harrison County Health Officer, said that “We know that people older than 60 with underlying health conditions are most at risk during this pandemic. We ask that everyone join in our efforts to protect these vulnerable people by not visiting long-term care facilities, but rather using other options, such as offering residents access to mobile devices to continue virtual contact with loved ones through email or video-call applications.” The Health Department is working closely with state and federal officials to implement infection control protocols to prevent further spread within the facility.

15 April 2020

  • The Harrison County Health Department confirms 63 total cases of COVID-19 in Harrison County.
  • Click here to access the ProQuest Coronavirus Research Database, now available to access with your HCPL card number. If you do not have an HCPL card, click here to request a Digital Access Card. ProQuest launched the Coronavirus Research Database, giving all ProQuest users no-cost access to full-text content covering all facets of COVID-19 and related infectious diseases. The Coronavirus Research Database saves time and improves outcomes by aggregating authoritative content from ProQuest with content made available by members of the International Association of STM Publishers – including Springer Nature, Taylor & Francis and The BMJ. Journals, preprints, conference proceedings and dissertations provide comprehensive coverage of COVID-19 and other past coronavirus outbreaks, such as MERS and SARS, for context around the current global pandemic. Full-text content in the database is available either directly from ProQuest or via links to publisher sites.

14 April 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 61 total cases of COVID-19 in Harrison County today.

13 April 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 58 total cases of COVID-19 in Harrison County residents.

12 April 2020

Today the Harrison County Health Department confirms 57 total cases of COVID-19 in Harrison County residents.

11 April 2020

Per The Corydon Democrat: Dr. Andrew Morton, Harrison County’s health officer, announced on 4/10 that a second county resident has died from COVID-19. The individual was an 86-year-old woman, who died today at Baptist Health Floyd in New Albany. She had been hospitalized in critical condition as a COVID-19 patient. Health officials encourage residents to continue to follow Gov. Eric Holcomb’s stay-at-home executive order, which emphasizes that individuals should leave their home for essential activities only.
If you are ill, stay home. If you need to seek medical care, call ahead so that your health care provider can take steps to protect others from exposure to COVID-19. To date, 6,907 Hoosiers, including 54 Harrison Countians, have received positive tests for COVID-19. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain.

10 April 2020

9 April 2020

Today the Harrison County Health Department confirms 51 total cases of COVID-19 in Harrison County residents.

8 April 2020

7 April 2020

  • The Harrison County Health Department reports 48 confirmed Covid-19 Cases in Harrison County.
  • In order to comply with Governor Holcomb’s stay-at-home order, HCPL will remain closed through Tuesday, April 21. Please click here for more information.
  • From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System:

INDIANAPOLIS —The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) today announced that 568 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at ISDH, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and private laboratories. That brings to 5,507 the total number of Indiana residents known to have the novel coronavirus following corrections to the previous day’s total.

A total of 173 Hoosiers have died to date. Deaths are reported based on when data are received by ISDH and occurred over multiple days.

To date, 28,764 tests have been reported to ISDH, up from 26,192 on Monday.

Marion County had the most new cases, at 193. Other counties with more than 10 new cases were Allen (12), Clark (11), Floyd (16), Hamilton (22), Hancock (14), Harrison (11), Hendricks (27), Johnson (19), Lake (52), Madison (34) and St. Joseph (17). The Lake County totals include results from East Chicago and Gary, which have their own health departments.

The complete list of counties with cases is included in the ISDH COVID-19 dashboard at coronavirus.in.gov, which will be updated daily at 10 a.m. Cases are listed by county of residence. Private lab reporting may be delayed and will be reflected in the map and count when results are received at ISDH.

6 April 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 44 total cases of COVID-19 as of 4/6/20 in Harrison County Residents.

5 April 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 38 total cases of COVID-19 as of 4/5/20 in Harrison County Residents.

4 April 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms 29 total cases of COVID-19 as of 4/4/20 in Harrison County Residents.

3 April 2020

  • The Harrison County Health Department confirms 27 total cases of COVID-19 as of 4/3/20 in Harrison County Residents
  • From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System: Andrew Morton, MD, Harrison County Health Officer today announced the first death from COVID-19. The individual was an adult male from Harrison County. The adult died at Baptist Hospital East, Louisville on 4/2/20. The person, who was 38 years of age had been hospitalized as a COVID-19 patient and also suffered from underlying medical conditions. No further information about the patient will be released due to privacy laws.
  • If you are ill, stay home. If you need to seek medical care, call ahead so that your healthcare provider can take steps to protect others from exposure to COVID-19
  • COVID-19 is a respiratory illness caused by a novel, or new, coronavirus that has not been previously identified. It is not the same as the type of coronavirus that causes the common cold. To date, 3,039 Hoosiers have received positive tests for COVID-19.
  • COVID-19 is most commonly spread from an infected person to others through:
    Respiratory droplets released into the air by coughing and sneezing;
    Close personal contact, such as touching or shaking hands;
    Touching an object or surface with the virus on it and then touching your mouth, nose, or eyes before washing your hands; and
    Rarely, fecal contamination.
  • Many people who acquire COVID-19 will have mild symptoms, can self-isolate and do not need to be tested. Older individuals and those with underlying medical conditions are at higher risk for severe illness. The best ways to protect yourself are to wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, avoid touching your face with unwashed hands, avoid close contact with people who are sick, stay home when you’re sick, cover your cough or sneeze and clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.

For a list of counties with positive cases, visit the Indiana State Department of Health’s COVID-19 website at https://coronavirus.IN.gov. The dashboard will be updated daily at 10 a.m. The website also includes guidance and a list of frequently asked questions.

2 April 2020

1 April 2020

31 March 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms two new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of cases to 16 as of 3/31/20 in Harrison County.

29 March 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms one new case of COVID-19, bringing the total number of cases to 14 as of 3/29/20 in Harrison County.

28 March 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms thirteen total cases of COVID-19 as of 3/28/20 in Harrison County Residents.
The Health Department continues to monitor this evolving situation and will make further recommendations as necessary. The Harrison County Health Department is working closely with local and state officials to ensure that contacts of the patient are identified and monitored and that all infection control protocols are being followed.

27 March 2020

  • Harrison County Health Department now reports 9 total confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Harrison County.
  • The Harrison County Health Department confirms fourth case of COVID-19. Confirmed case reports visiting the following locations: Spring Valley Funeral Home: 03/23/2020. Individuals who visited this location at that time are advised to monitor for symptoms of COVID-19. If you experience symptoms contact your healthcare provider and inform them that you have been exposed to COVID-19.

26 March 2020

The Harrison County Health Department confirms third case of COVID-19. Confirmed case reports visiting the following locations:
Dr. Bonacum, Corydon Medical Associates: 03/23/2020
Transformation House, Laconia: 3/16/2020 and 3/17/2020
Butterfly House, Laconia: 3/16/2020 and 3/17/2020
Sam’s Club, Clarksville: 3/16/2020 and 3/17/2020
Kroger, Clarksville: 3/16/2020 and 3/17/2020
Grace Tabernacle, Laconia: 3/15/2020 and 3/16/2020.
Individuals who visited these locations at that time are advised to monitor for symptoms of COVID-19. If you experience symptoms contact your healthcare provider and inform them that you have been exposed to COVID-19.

25 March 2020

The Harrison County Health Department has reported a second case of COVID-19 in Harrison County. The patient is stable and on home quarantine. Please stay at home when possible, practice social distancing of at least 6 feet, and wash you hands frequently.

23 March 2020

20 March 2020

  • From the Harrison County Emergency Notification System regarding the first confirmed COVID-19 case in Harrison County: This confirmed case reports visiting Horseshoe Casino on 2-24 and 3-16; the Wells Fargo Bank State Street in New Albany on 3-16 and Dr. Hocker’s office in New Albany 3-16-2020. Individuals who visited those locations at that time are advised to monitor for symptoms of COVID 19. If you experience symptoms, contact your healthcare provider. The patient is stable and on home quarantine. More information will be provided as appropriate.
  • Click here to read the statement from WorkOne regarding online filing for your unemployment insurance benefit

19 March 2020

  • Click here for a list of Harrison County food pantries and free hot meals compiled by the Chamber of Commerce and Harrison County Community Services
  • The State Emergency Registry of Volunteers for Indiana continues to expand the volunteer pool locally and across the state. If you or anyone you know would like to volunteer, please go to www.serv-in.org, select “register now”and create an account. To register locally, select Harrison County Health Department as your organization and follow the directions. The site will walk you through creating your account.
  • The Indiana Department of Workforce Development would like to assist employers, workers, and agents during this emergency. If your place of business is temporarily closing or reducing worker hours, you can file for unemployment insurance benefits. This must be done online through a computer or smart phone. Visit unemployment.in.gov for Frequently Asked Questions, video tutorials, and a link to file for unemployment insurance.
  • You can turn your iOS or Android smartphone into a source for internet that laptops, tablets, and other phones can use. Click here for instructions to turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot

17 March 2020
Click here to read the most current statement from the Harrison County Public Library

16 March 2020
As a public and staff health measure, the Harrison County Public Library will close to the public from Tuesday, March 17 through March 31, 2020.

DO YOUR PART TO SLOW THE SPREAD OF COVID-19

For Harrison County Residents, the Harrison County Health Department is implementing the following measures:

  • all businesses that have the capability to work from home should implement such practices now,
  • avoid social gatherings in groups of 10 or more,
  • unnecessary shopping trips and social visits should be avoided,
  • childcare facilities that serve more than 10 children shall close,
  • community gyms and other indoor venues where groups of people congregate should be closed,
  • for all businesses including shopping centers social distancing practices should take place at all times.
  • If you are sick you should restrict activities outside your home.
  • If ill, do not go to work, school, or public areas and avoid using public transportation, ride sharing, or taxis.
  • If you feel that you need to be seen by a doctor, call their office for further instructions.
  • If you have an emergency call 911 and let them know what symptoms you are experiencing.

These measures are vital to protect our most vulnerable population, the healthcare providers we depend on, and help conserve resources. Please take them seriously!
The Health Department continues to monitor this evolving situation and will make further recommendations as necessary