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Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
This @washingtonpost article is misleading. Utah’s medical supply teams and hospital systems were integral to the decision to resume elective procedures. Utah is prepared for a surge with the amount of PPE that has been procured by the state. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
@JaredAllebest @kimguate @UtahDeafHH_News @joeljcoleman @UtSchoolsDB @JeanMassieuUSDB @amphltweets @DeafInScrubs Yes! We provide ASL translations of our daily briefings. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
We have also pushed out funding through @utahsenate and @utahreps, and provided agricultural help in the form of alfalfa and grain to the San Juan Southern Paiute Nation. We have also provided PPE, as well as food donations and hygiene materials. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
We are also working to support our tribes. This has included providing mobile testing to the Navajo Mountain and Monument Valley areas of the Navajo nation, pushing out Public Health Emergency Preparedness funding to tribal programs and the Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
Our Refugee Education and Training Center through @JobsUT has assisted 1,722 individuals in 62 languages since March 30. Refugee Services provides daily email updates to refugees, community leaders, and refugee service providers throughout the state. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
We are currently translating critical public health information into 18 languages, with five more soon to come. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
The subcommittee will also include partners from government and business, leaders of faith-based organizations, and community advocates. The co-chairs will be Zee Min Xiao, who is on the Utah Multicultural Commission, and Byron Russell, co-chair of the Multicultural Commission. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
This included important guidance about prevention, stay-at-home guidelines, job and housing protections and employment assistance. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
Additionally, under direction of @SpencerJCox , this group recently underwent the process of putting together an extensive survey which shows us that these communities were not receiving many of the state’s messages as best as they could be. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
This has been reinforced by recent data from the state Health Department showing a higher rate of infection for Hispanic and Pacific Islander communities, in particular. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
These are uncertain and trying times for all of us, and the State of Utah is resolved to support all Utahns through this crisis. We all understand the challenges faced within these communities, especially when language barriers exist. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
Today I am announcing the formation of the Utah Multicultural Task Force Subcommittee, which will serve as part of Utah’s COVID-19 Community Task Force. #utcovid19 — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
RT @UtahCoronavirus: Want to see a test drive of the Healthy Together app? https://t.co/cHJ5odCvIV — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
What does Healthy Together do? -It helps you track symptoms -It connects you with COVID-19 testing -It can help public health identify potential cases by providing additional information to enhance contact tracing efforts #utcovid19 #togetherutah https://t.co/H8QNCUlZqw — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
RT @LibertasUtah: .@GovHerbert just announced a new app, Healthy Together, utilizing location information to identify and isolate COVID-19.… — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
@dowdyjk @UtahDepOfHealth You can choose to share location and bluetooth data in the app if you want to. If you do, that data will only be available to public health, who will still call you to work through contact tracing and other advice, if you test positive for COVID-19. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
Apple store: https://t.co/EdHRwuz5fz Google Play: https://t.co/6kY7EYXXJ0 — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
You can download the Healthy Together beta app today to track symptoms, and connect easily with COVID-19 testing throughout the state. Location data gathered through this app will also help @UtahDepOfHealth identify where COVID-19 is spreading. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
I hope that you and your loved ones will begin to make use of this app, even in its beta form. Be a part of the solution to create better tools for identifying outbreaks so that we can be more targeted in our response moving forward. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
Combining our robust testing and contact tracing with insights from the Healthy Together app is like giving us binoculars to begin to see the virus more clearly from a distance. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
Aggressive testing and tracing is one way of taking the blindfold off. It can help us see better where the virus may be active. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
By participating in Healthy Together, you can play an active and critical role in protecting the people close to you, and everyone in our community. Because the virus is invisible, it feels like we have been battling it awhile blindfolded. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
-Location data will automatically be deleted after 30 days. -Symptom data will be automatically de-identified after 30 days. -Healthy Together will comply with State requirements for data security and encryption. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
We care about the privacy and security of Utahns' data, which is why: - Use of the app is strictly opt-in and voluntary -Users own their data and can delete their data at any time. -Only data that is required to combat COVID-19 will be shared with public health officials. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
It will also help experts at the @UtahDepOfHealth engage in contact tracing, so we can understand where the virus is spreading. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
The app will help you assess your symptoms and connect to the abundant testing resources we've worked so hard to expand. — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
Today I am announcing a new tool for Utahns — the Healthy Together App. This mobile app will help you and your loved ones track symptoms, and connect easily with COVID-19 testing throughout the state. https://t.co/5dUMyktTH3 — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
Re: Reactivating the economy, we have tried to find the right balance. Our decisions have been guided by data, and they will continue to be guided by data. #utcovid19 — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
And you can also view the Utah Hospital Association's roadmap for resuming procedures here: https://t.co/3pxSpfRK2M — PolitiTweet.org
Gary R. Herbert @GovHerbert
You can view the full, updated public health order here: https://t.co/oMbfnPxZD4 — PolitiTweet.org
