Iowa's public health emergency proclamation will expire Feb. 15 and two websites that track COVID-19 data will be decommissioned, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced.
COVID-19 data will be reported weekly on the Iowa Department of Public Health website, like how the flu is reported.required by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention."We cannot continue to suspend duly enacted laws and treat COVID-19 as a public health emergency indefinitely," Reynolds said inNearly half of U.S. states have already discontinued their public health proclamations and several more are set to expire in February if they aren’t renewed, she noted.
Our goal is to create a safe and engaging place for users to connect over interests and passions. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commentingIowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced on Thursday that the state's public health emergency proclamation for COVID-19 will end in February."We cannot continue to suspend duly enacted laws and treat COVID-19 as a public health emergency indefinitely.
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