COVID-19 UPDATE for Sunday, January 23, 2022 |
The Colorado River Indian Tribes are committed
to combating the spread of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) on the
Colorado River Indian Reservation. Extensive efforts have been made in
an attempt to slow the spread of this rapidly growing disease. The
Tribal Council has diligently contemplated all enacted actions and
continues to develop future protocol in an attempt to restrict access to
our community from recreational visitors and impose action necessary to
keep people in their homes. The following are links to the stay at
home orders issued by the Colorado River Indian Tribes, AZ, CA and NV.
We direct you to follow the respective orders of your current place of
residence and STAY AT HOME except for essential needs as described in
these orders. Do not come to the Colorado River Indian Reservation
to visit your seasonal residence or for purposes of recreation while
these stay at home orders are in effect. We must all do our part
to slow the spread of this rapidly spreading disease. Thank you
and be safe.
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Resolution
No. 556-21
to Extend Phase Two Measures to Mitigate the Spread of COVID-19 with "Safer At
Home" Orders Effective From January 1, 2022 until January 31, 2022
December 27, 2021 (Updated 1/4/2022)
Resolution
No. 254-21 to Modify the Mandate to Wear Face Coverings to
Slow the Spread of COVID-19
August 9, 2021
PRESS RELEASES/NOTICES
Statement from the CRIT Tribal Council on Stay At Home Rules Extended
Until July 31st
June 30, 2020
Statement on Use of Face Masks
June 19,
2020
Colorado River Indian Tribes Statement for Stay at Home Order
April 1,
2020
IHS Temporary Drive-Thru Pharmacy
March 30, 2020
UPDATE: BlueWater Resort & Casino Employee Exposure
March 27, 2020
First
Posistive Cases of COVID-19 in La Paz County. Arizona State Lab Confirms
March 25, 2020
Colorado River Indian Tribes Emergency Alerting and Notification System
UPDATE: Public Notice Regarding Businesses on CRIT
March 23, 2020
COVID-19 Community Update
March 13, 2020
Colorado River Service Unit COVID-19 (Corona Virus Advisory)
RESOLUTIONS
Resolution
No. 293-21
to Reinstate Phase Two to Mitigate the Spread of COVID-19 with "Safer At
Home" Orders Effective From September 16, 2021 until October 31, 2021
September 17, 2021
Resolution No. 98-20 Tribal Council Resolution to Mandate the Wearing of
Face Coverings to Slow the Spread of COVID-19
June 20, 2020
R-49-20 Tribal Council Resolution to Declare an Emergency Due to the Novel Coronavirus Outbreak
UPDATE ON REDUCED OFFICE HOURS FOR CRIT DEPARTMENTS, PROGRAMS AND ENTERPRISES
Tribal Council Approval of Limited Staffing Due to COVID-19
Career Development Office (CDO)
Department of Revenue and Finance
Housing Improvement Program (HIP)
CRIT Library/Archives
The CRIT Library/Archives will be closed as of March 25, 2020 and
will be tentatively open for limited services on April 13, 2020. This
decision was made by the Tribal Council and the Library to ensure the
health and safety of our patrons, staff and community. The closure will
include Saturdays with no WiFi available. If you wish to contacat the
Library, you may call
(928) 669-1333 or 669-1285, staff is on a
rotation basis. You may also contact the Director at (928) 575-3266.
Please check our Facebook, Twitter and website
www.critlibraryarchive.com
for updates.
We urge the community to be SAFE, HEALTH
AND STAY HOME.
BlueWater Resort &
Casino
The Colorado River Indian Tribes is temporarily
closing the BlueWater Resort & Casino as part of its efforts to slow the
spread of the Coronavirus.
While there have been no documented
cases of Coronavirus at the BlueWater, these measures are being taken in
an abundance of caution. The theater will close this evening (March 19,
2020). Gaming at the casino will cease at 3am Friday March 20th. The
entire facility will close at 8am Friday.
These are temporary
closures. The facility is expected to re-open in two weeks or when it is
determined safe to do so.
Other Tribal enterprises remain open
under new safety measures that were implemented this week, but that is
subject to change. Please continue to look for updates on any changes to
operation and hours for Tribal enterprises.
The Tribal Council
declared a State of Emergency on Friday, March 13th in response to this
health crisis.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Letter from CRIT Homeland Security
What to Do If You Are Sick with the Coronavirus
What to Do If You Are Sick with the Coronavirus (Spanish)
FAQ for
Pet Owners
https://wsava.org/news/highlighted-news/the-new-coronavirus-and-companion-animals-advice-for-wsava-members/
