Resources for Reopening
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As Currituck prepares to welcome non-resident property owners and subsequently, visitors back into our Outer Banks communities, it is important to be safe and prepared to manage any potential COVID-19 transmission. NC State University Extension has a wealth of research-based information that you can use and share to keep our community and our visitors safe.
There is evidence that COVID-19 remains viable on surfaces for hours and in some cases, even days. As we look forward to an increased population coming in contact with surfaces in grocery stores, farm stands, hotels, and rental homes sanitation is vitally important. The following links may prove helpful to you as you prepare your strategy to protect yourselves, your employees, your customers, and guests.
- Hand Washing Guideline Postable Info Sheet
- Cleaning and Disinfection Best Practices Postable Info Sheet
- Face Masks and Face Covering Best Practices Info Sheet
- Coronavirus Defense Best Practices Info Sheet
Grocery stores, farm stands, and restaurants should be familiar with the information in the guidance below. Regularly following the recommended practices and posting information for employees and guests can minimize risk.
- Cleaning and Disinfection Best Practices for Food Service Establishments
- Receiving and Food Packaging Guidance
- Food Safety Frequently Asked Questions Postable Info Sheet
- Face Covering Best Practices for Food Service Employees
- Employee Health Resources
Farm stands, u-pick farms, and other agribusiness operations may have unique situations to consider in terms of customer and employee health. The resources below are designed specifically for these types of businesses.
You can find more information and resources to help you adapt to this new reality and enhance your safety and well-being by visiting the NC State Extension COVID-19 Resource website at COVID-19 Resources and Infomation.
For more information regarding Extension programming in Currituck County, contact 252-232-2262 or Cameron_Lowe@ncsu.edu.