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Louisa County public health official: Governor’s COVID emergency proclamation set to end Feb. 15; quarantine rules remain
Summary
Roxanne Smith, providing the public health update at the Feb. 8 Louisa County supervisors meeting, said the Governor’s COVID emergency proclamation was to end Feb. 15, but quarantine and close-contact separation rules would remain and vaccines continued to be provided free of charge.
Roxanne Smith delivered the public health update to the Louisa County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 8, 2022, saying the Governor’s COVID emergency proclamation was scheduled to end Feb. 15, 2022. Smith said that, despite the scheduled end of the proclamation, rules for quarantine and close-contact separation if someone contracts COVID would remain in place and that vaccines were still being provided at no charge.
The minutes do not record further details such as new local orders, dates for policy changes beyond Feb. 15, or specific sites for vaccine distribution. No motions or votes were recorded in the minutes in relation to the public health update.
