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John Bernstrom, communications specialist for the City of Grand Forks, released the following statement regarding the updated number of positive cases of COVID-19 among employees at LM Wind Power – In a world of ever-changing data, the ND Dept. of Health sent us updated numbers regarding LM Wind Power right at the end of our […]
Grand Forks Public Health Department and the City of Grand Forks continue to monitor the number of positive COVID-19 cases in our community. As a result of this, Grand Forks Public Health, with assistance from state and regional partners, will conduct another private COVID-19 testing event on Thursday, April 23, 2020. This private testing event
The number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus in North Dakota has risen to 585, with the biggest jump coming in northeastern North Dakota, where a wind turbine plant has been temporarily idled during an outbreak of COVID-19. The North Dakota Department of Health on Sunday reported 34 new cases in Grand Forks County, where
City of Grand Forks’ Mayor, Dr. Michael R. Brown, and Altru’s President Dr. Steven Weiser are urging the residents of Grand Forks to strictly follow recommendations to stay home, physically distance, and practice other simple steps to slow the spread of COVID-19. On Wednesday, April 15, a hotspot of positive COVID-19 cases were identified with
Health officials have announced the largest single-day increase in cases of the coronavirus in North Dakota. The Department of Health said Wednesday it has confirmed 24 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the state’s total to 365. A Grand Forks wind turbine manufacturing facility halted production after an outbreak among employees there. LM Wind Power declined to
