Protect yourself from COVID-19 scams Among the threats posed by the COVID-19 outbreak are scams aimed at exploiting fears and spreading disinformation about the pandemic. For example, individuals and businesses using the internet to sell fake cures for COVID-19, market products falsely claiming to mitigate COVID‑19, and fraudulently retail COVID-19 supplies, such as face masks and hand sanitizer. In addition there are reports of phishing emails from entities posing as the World Health Organization or the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and reports of malware being inserted onto mobile apps designed to track the spread of the virus. Defending Against COVID-19 Cyber Scams The Cybersecurity a
Guidance from the Office of Early Childhood The Office of Early Childhood is in close talks with the Governor, the Department of Public Health (DPH), and the state’s Emergency Operation Center during the COVID-19 public health emergency. Based on the Governor's executive order and policy to stay safe and stay at home, note the following and download the attached flyer, Child Care for Essential Workers During the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Child care is available for essential workers. For all non-essential workers, please keep your children at home. For those who have to work, look to trusted friends, neighbors, and family members who are not in a high-risk category to fill in care for children
In an attempt to keep everyone informed, The Guilford Fire Department has developed a web page directed towards resource and information for the latest CoVid-19 Pandemic. A live map showing the latest confirmed cases of CoVid-19 has be placed on the site as well as resources about the virus and ways to protect yourself and reduce the spread. Additional helpful links include Quarantine Resources to help you and your family cope with being quarantined during this time. For more information and to access this page, Click Here.
These are trying times as we all are experiencing. We will do our best to provide you with important information about the COVID-19 crisis as information becomes available. Some important information below: 1. We are here responding to all calls 24/7 without the interruption of emergency services. 2. Please do not be alarmed if you see members of our department dressed in additional personal protective equipment like gowns, face masks, and eye protection. This is just a precautionary measure to protect you and our members. The attached photo shows the normal protective equipment we may be wearing. 3. If you call 911 for a medical emergency, 911 dispatchers have been instructed to ask certa
