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Absent statewide mandates, local communities should continue to use preventive measures to ensure safe working conditions, an expert said.
Dr. Rex Archer announced Tuesday that he is leaving his post as director of the Kansas City Public Health Department after 23 years during which he has
AP Missouri Gov. Mike Parson says that COVID-19 case numbers and vaccine access influenced the decision to resume in-person work for state employees. Absent statewide mandates, local communities should continue to use preventive measures to ensure safe working conditions, an expert said. After many of them have worked remotely for more than a year, state employees will soon return to their offices. Missouri Gov. Mike Parson issued a directive Wednesday ordering state employees to return to in-person work on May 17, even though COVID-19 vaccination rates in Missouri are far below the thresho...
Updated: 3:33 PM CDT May 4, 2021 KMBC 9 News Staff Dr. Rex Archer â the face of Kansas Cityâs handling of the COVID-19 crisis and the City of Kansas City Health Department director for 23 years â announced his retirement on Tuesday.Dr. Archer said he will officially step away on Aug. 1. He said he originally planned to retire in December 2020, but he could not leave because of the pandemic.Dr. Archer has been the director of the City of Kansas City Health Department since August 1998, but he became a central figure in KCMOâs battle to contain COVID-1...
Kansas City, Missouri, health director Dr. Rex Archer announces retirement Kansas City, Missouri, Health Department Director Dr. Rex Archer has announced his retirement. and last updated 2021-05-04 18:20:27-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. â Kansas City, Missouri, Health Department Director Dr. Rex Archer has announced his retirement. Archer announced his decision to leave his post during a news conference Tuesday afternoon. His last day will be Aug. 1. "To me, this is more than a retirement announcement," Archer said. "This is really an introduction, or in some cases a reminder, for everybody that t...