Clinton County to enter Phase I as officials report expanded testing and ongoing services
At a May 13 teleconference, Chairperson Mark Henry said Clinton County had met the seven state metrics to enter New York's Phase I on May 16; public-health officials said testing is being increased and county social services and aging programs remain operational during the pandemic.
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Clinton County will enter New York State's Phase I reopening on May 16, 2020, Chairperson Mark Henry said at the county legislature's May 13 teleconference. John Kanoza, director of public health, told legislators the county is increasing testing capacity and hopes soon to begin testing first responders in addition to symptomatic individuals.
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