City Leaders are actively engaged in the COVID-19 pandemic, working closely with the Riverside County Department of Public Health and other agencies.
Schools across Alabama are stepping up, implementing new ways to feed students who rely on schools for meals during the extended closures related to the coronavirus pandemic. Meals are available for all children, aged 18 and under. In nearly all cases, the child does not have to be enrolled in a public school in the district in order to receive a meal. Full list of schools in link.
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