Moore County releases statement on coronavirus

March 13, 2020

Moore County released a statement Friday on the coronavirus.

Moore County Government offices continue to be open for business.

“As always, the health and safety of our citizens is our top priority,” said the county. “Our buildings are receiving enhanced cleaning attention for your safety. Also, additional hand sanitizer stations have been installed in our buildings for your use. Because of the variety of services provided by the County, we continue to evaluate each department’s needs and are prepared to address those needs to combat any potential health concerns.”

County officials are encouraging the public to stay home if you are sick. Please conduct county business through phone, email, or internet if possible. County department numbers are listed below.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC), North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), and local health officials encourage everyone to follow preventative protocol which can be found at www.cdc.gov. Citizens may also call the NC Division of Public Health Coronavirus Helpline at 1-866-462-3821. Working together to ensure these practices are implemented and followed will greatly benefit our community.

Moore County will be monitoring the virus and will provide updates through media outlets, the county website (www.moorecountync.gov), county building postings, and the Moore County Public Safety Facebook page.

“We are committed to continuing to serve you during this challenging time,” said officials.

Moore County Departmental Phone Numbers:

Administration 910-947-6363

Aging 910-947-4483

Board of Commissioners 910-947-6403

Board of Elections 910-947-3868

Child Support 910-947-2118

Cooperative Extension 910-947-3188

Day Reporting 910-947-1549

Environmental Health 910-947-6283

GIS 910-947-1078

Health 910-947-3300