City of Louisville's Response to COVID-19 & Public Health- March 17, 2020

Below is the official response from the City of Louisville related to the Corona Virus pandemic and the changes to city operations and closures.

Winston Medical Center INFO

Out of an abundance of caution, Winston Medical Center is implementing the following precautions related to patient and visitor access to the hospital or any of its medical facilities. Effectively immediately:

• Hospital inpatients are limited to 1 visitor over the age of 18 at a time during their hospitalization.
• Patients coming to any Winston Medical Center facility for any reason are asked to limit those accompanying them to 1 person.
• Winston Medical Center Senior Care Services has taken the safeguards recommended by the CDC and MSDH agencies, and have gone on lockdown at this time NOT permitting outside visitors.
• Magnolia Café is closed to the general public.

In addition, anyone exhibiting flu like symptoms is asked to contact their healthcare provider for instruction. If you are not experiencing symptoms, please do not come to the Emergency Room requesting to be tested. At this time, the only patients who will be tested for COVID-19 are those who meet the testing criteria outlined by the Centers for Disease Control.

March 17 Meeting Agenda

Meeting Agenda - Jan. 21

Traffic Signal Project

Be advised the completion of the new traffic signals will take place
Tuesday, January 14, 2020.

During this phase of the project the intersection of
HWY 14/Main Street AND HWY 397/Church Avenue
will become an ALL-WAY STOP. Only an ALL WAY STOP while the contractors complete the traffic signal project and hopefully for only one day!

Please use extreme caution and always be mindful of construction zones.

We appreciate your continued patience through the many projects in downtown Louisville!

City of Louisville Holiday Schedule

Time to Sign Up for Mayor's Youth Council

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FROM STUDENTS PRESENTLY IN THE 9TH, 10TH, OR 11TH GRADES IN WINSTON COUNTY WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE MAYOR’S YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Applications are available at Louisville City Hall or visit
www.cityoflouisvillems.com for application.

Applications are to be completed and submitted to:
LOUISVILLE CITY HALL
200 South Church Avenue
Louisville, MS  39339
On or before
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019, by 4:00 P.M.

A Mayor's Youth Council is a group of young people working toward the common purpose of developing their individual leadership skills to strengthen their communities through volunteer service and increased communication with municipal leaders. Youth develop and lead initiatives with the support of adult mentors. A Mayor's Youth Council is more than just a service club because members determine to train and involve their peers in service leadership. They also provide valuable insight on issues affecting youth and the community.  The Louisville MYC creates opportunities for personal development, community engagement, and community service hours.  

Will Hill, Mayor of the City of Louisville, Mississippi