The City of Stillwater is in the midst of an epidemic

Stillwater's community spread of the COVID-19 virus has warranted state health officials to consider Stillwater in the midst of an epidemic. Residents should take all precautions to limit the spread of the disease as identified by CDC Guidelines and regularly check for City, state, and federal updates to stay informed. 

• Questions? Ask them at speakup.stillwater.org

• Ver traducción al español

Do your part. Show you care. Protect yourself and others.

• Wear a mask or face covering

• Wash your hands often

• Avoid close contact with others

• Cover coughs and sneezes

• Clean and disinfect

• Monitor your health

Businesses

Businesses are required to post signage at all entrances stating that face coverings are required. Download "Face Covering Required" flyer (.pdf) or pick up a printout at the Stillwater Municipal Building, 723 S. Lewis St.

The latest: City COVID-19 News

» See the City's latest restrictions and guidelines.

• 8.27.2020: Stillwater sees large spike in COVID-19 cases; emphasizes caution

• 8.20.2020: Application available: permit to extend outdoor service area

• 8.19.2020: City implements further restrictions for bars in latest declaration of emergency

• 8.3.2020: OSU students returning to Stillwater; What that means to residents

• 7.10.2020: Face coverings required in public beginning Saturday, July 11
• 6.29.2020: Extended: City's current emergency proclamation & its guidelines

• 6.23.2020: City leadership monitoring spike in COVID-19 Cases; New, restrictive emergency proclamations may follow

• 6.03.2020: Temporary, long-term repayment options for overdue City of Stillwater utility accounts available

• 6.03.2020: OSDH Provides Contact Tracing Guidance, Increases Tracers

Older COVID-19 news: http://stillwater.org/news/view/id/564

Orders & Declarations

Latest order: 8.19.2020: Proclamation Declaring a New State of Emergency

• 7.30.2020: Extension of June 1 proclamation to August 31

• 7.14.2020: Extension of June 1 proclamation

• 7.9.2020: Ordinance 3452 Requiring Face Coverings in Public

• 6.29.2020: Extension of June 1 Proclamation

• 6.1.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring State of Emergency Amendment June 1, 2020 (.pdf)

• 5.15.2020: Mayor’s Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency effective May 15, 2020 (.pdf)

• 4.10.2020 Mayor's Proclamation Extending State of Emergency

• 3.30.2020: Mayor's Proclamation declaring Shelter in Place order

• 3.23.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.17.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.16.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency

• 3.15.2020: Mayor's Proclamation Declaring a State of Emergency