COVID Information
Lake Chelan Health
Go to the link to register and receive the vaccine.
For more information visit Chelan Douglas County Health District at doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/COVID19/Vaccine
State of Washington Department of Health:
Visit: prepmod.doh.wa.gov/clinic/search
Phone numbers: 1-800-525-0127 / 1-888-856-5816
Chelan Fire & Rescue Community
With the current Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) we want to make certain that members of our community have access to good information as we work together to keep our community safe and healthy.
Chelan Fire & Rescue is working closely with our partner response agencies of Lake Chelan EMS, Chelan County Fire District 5 (Manson), Chelan County Fire District 8 (Entiat), Douglas County Fire District 4 (Orondo), and the Chelan County Sheriff’s Office as well as community leaders from Chelan and Manson in managing a focused response to the needs of our community.
Working under the direction of Chelan-Douglas County Public Health and Chelan County Emergency Management our local Incident Management Team will be issuing updates regarding this current situation as well as providing access to the information necessary to keep you informed and educated.
We are providing links to the following websites to keep you up to date on the most current information:
- Lake Chelan Now, lakechelannow.com
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC), cdc.gov
- Chelan Fire & Rescue District 7, chelan7.com
- Lake Chelan Community Hospital, lakechelanhealth.com
- Confluence Health, confluencehealth.org
- Lake Chelan School District, chelanschools.org
- Washington State Department of Health, doh.wa.gov
- Chelan County, co.chelan.wa.us
- Chelan-Douglas Health District, cdhd.wa.gov
- Chelan Chamber of Commerce, lakechelan.com
- Historic Downtown Chelan, historicchelan.org
- Chelan County Emergency Management-Facebook com/CCSOEM/
Cloth Face Coverings
Staying home is still the most effective way to reduce the spread of COVID-19, but face coverings, along with proper physical distancing, can help to significantly stem the spread. Now that many counties are partially reopened it’s critical that people wear masks and practice physical distancing in public.
There are three public orders that combine to emphasize the importance of wearing masks and to encourage people to wear them in public places. When more Washingtonians wear face coverings in public the combined effect can greatly reduce transmission of COVID-19 from person to person, saving lives and helping us open the economy safely and wisely.
The workplace order: Washington employers are required to ensure workers are wearing face coverings at work in almost all situations. Employers must provide face coverings if workers do not have them; employers are responsible to comply with this order, and the Department of Labor & Industries enforces it.
The general public order: This order from the secretary of health requires Washingtonians, with some exceptions, to wear face coverings in public spaces (indoors in most situations, and outdoors when proper physical distancing can’t be maintained). People are individually responsible to comply with this order.
The governor’s order for customers in businesses: This order from Governor Jay Inslee says businesses cannot allow customers to enter their premises without face coverings. Other accommodations can be offered for customers who cannot wear masks. Businesses, with the help of local law enforcement if needed, are responsible to comply with this order.
- Read the Department of Health (DOH) guidance on cloth face coverings (PDF)