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    Riley County Health Department conducting survey to track the spread of COVID-19

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    By KMAN Staff on April 28, 2020 Local News, Riley County
    The Riley County Health Department is conducting a survey in an attempt to better track the spread of COVID-19 locally and make a more informed decision on reopening the community.
    While the survey is confidential, the health department will ask for contact information so they can follow up with those who have COVID-19 symptoms.
    RCHD administrator Julie Gibbs says participation in the survey has gone well so far.
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    Those taking the survey can specify if they don’t want to be contacted.
    All members of the household should have the survey completed for them, even if they aren’t experiencing symptoms.
    The survey is not meant to be a substitute for input from medical professionals.
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