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Wednesday June 9 COVID-19 update: Nebraska Medicine adjusts visitor policy

Wednesday June 9 COVID-19 update: Nebraska Medicine adjusts visitor policy WOWT staff reports © Provided by Omaha WOWT Get an update on COVID-19 cases, testing, and vaccinations below; plus find helpful links for more information and resources, including phone numbers to call for help getting signed up for your vaccine. (WOWT) - Below are today’s vaccination updates as well as data reports on new cases and other COVID-19 stats reported by health officials across Nebraska and Iowa. Keep scrolling to find helpful links and other information, including phone numbers to call for help getting signed up for your vaccine. Douglas County update

Manheim Township finds limited municipal support in call for a county health department

Fulton Twp declines to support push for countywide health department

What happened: The board voted not to support the formation of a Lancaster County Health Department. Background: Manheim Township drafted a letter two months ago urging the county commissioners to form a countywide health department. Other municipalities were asked to join in support of the request. Why it’s important: Fulton Township supervisors unanimously opposed the idea of a countywide health department. They are against adding another level of bureaucracy and believe the ultimate cost would be charged to the municipalities.

Vaccine clinic for college students open at UNL

KLKN-TV Vaccine clinic for college students open at UNL Everyone 16 and up is now eligible for a vaccine and local college students can walk up to get one at UNL. April 20, 2021 7:33 am LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) Everyone 16 and up is now eligible for a vaccine and local college students can walk up to get one at UNL. The school is partnering with Lancaster County Health Department to host the clinic on campus on Tuesday, 10 a.m. To 7 p.m. at the coliseum. It is open to all UNL students, faculty, and staff. Also it’s available for walk–in appointments for anyone age 19 or older with a valid NCard.

Manheim Township board hears plan for new security camera system at middle, high school

When: Manheim Township School Board virtual  meeting, April 8. What happened: Dan Lyons, director of technology, and Bette Oberle, director of safety and security, led the board through a presentation on purchasing new cloud-based security cameras, with 10-year software licensing, for the middle school and high school to replace an analog system that is 15- to 20-years old. Comments: The switch from analog to internet protocol will have “far-reaching implications,” Lyons said. Oberle said the update “will provide a safe environment in our schools,” by helping to deter crime, bullying and school violence. “A lot of people think cameras catch, but they also protect,” said Matthew Johns, dean of students at the high school. “The current camera system is not dependable.”

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