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6. No, COVID hasn't had much impact here the last 6 months

Fri May 6, 2022, 08:45 AM

May 2022

We have about 1000 employees across the city, hasn’t been prevalent at all. One employee tested positive a few weeks ago and they notified the other 20 people in that office to monitor for symptoms but no one else ever showed any, we’re only required to stay home or get tested if we have symptoms.

We also had our spring pollen season, just about everyone here gets allergy symptoms, runny/stuffy nose, itchy red eyes and throat, etc. That could have masked many mild cases and the asymptomatic people wouldn’t know they had it otherwise anyway.

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