Aberdeen Mayor Issues Coronavirus Reminder For Social Distancing

Press release from Township of Aberdeen:

4/28/2020 - A Message from the Office of Mayor & Council

From the Office of the Aberdeen Mayor and Council:

As we begin to see our temperatures rise, of course, our first instinct is to get outside to interact and enjoy the day at the parks, beach or sea wall! During this time, we must remember to continue social distancing and to stay at home. We would like to remind all of our residents that the Governors Stay at Home order is still in effect! All county and state parks remain closed until further notice. Aberdeen Parks remain open for passive recreation only.

Even though we are seeing a “flattening of the curve” across the county and state. In Aberdeen we have seen a cumulative of 180 positive COVID-19 cases since April 27, 2020. We must continue to flatten the curve, so we are asking that you help us to help you by staying home and continuing to practice social distancing. We will get through this pandemic together because we are ABERDEEN STRONG!

Sincerely,

Fred Tagliarini
Mayor of Aberdeen Township

This press release was produced by the Township of Aberdeen>. The views expressed here are the author’s own.