12/05/2020
For our Seminole County audience.
"May 11: Currently 416 cases have been confirmed in Seminole County. There have been eleven COVID-19 related deaths.
🦒CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOO
The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens opens Wednesday at 10 a.m. to the general public, with Monday and Tuesday a soft opening for passholders only. Modifications to zoo operations includes limiting attendance to 50% of outdoor capacity, required online timed ticketing for all guests, one-way pathways, additional barriers around certain animal habitats, and closure of high touch point areas and indoor venues. Every guest entering the Zoo will be strongly encouraged to wear a mask.
🏢COUNTY BUILDINGS BEGIN REOPENING
Select Seminole County office buildings and lobbies will reopen to the public beginning today. The County Services Building, Environmental Services Business Office, Public Works Business Office, and Procurement Office are now open, and the Landfill and Central Transfer Station remain open.
An announcement is expected later this week with opening dates for Leisure Services facilities, including library branches, Community Services Offices and Animal Services. Installation of Plexiglass shields along with other protective measures, are still in progress.
Visit PrepareSeminole.org for a listing of which buildings are open and which remain available by appointment.
🔬TESTING AT SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGE
Allied Health drive thru testing at Seminole State College began today and will be available through Friday.
ADDRESS: 100 Weldon Boulevard, Sanford
DATES/TIMES: 9:00 a.m.-5:00p.m. through Friday
CRITERIA: No symptoms required, 18 and up
REQUIREMENTS: Must have identification, bring insurance card if insured; accepting uninsured patients
COST: No co-pay, no charge regardless of insurance status
APPOINTMENTS: Appointments required; get a Testing Fast Pass by visiting https://www.eventbrite.com/e/covid-19-testing-seminole-state-college-tickets-104651208582 ; Testing Fast Passes offer a one-hour window to show up for testing; appointments can also be made by calling 407-665-0000, up to 250 tests per day
NOTE: The site will be near the Automotive Building. Patients should enter through Campus Lane, visit the checkpoint to confirm appointment time, then proceed to testing; signs will provide directional assistance. Antibody testing is not available at this time.
👉🏻STAY INFORMED
Seminole County Office of Emergency Management and Florida Department of Health-Seminole personnel are available daily from 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m. by phone to answer non-emergency questions related to COVID-19 at 407-665-0000. Spanish-speaking operators are on standby to assist.
Visit PrepareSeminole.org for information related to COVID-19 in Seminole County."