In Riley County, a local health officer compelled restaurants and bars to screen each employee prior to each shift. This included asking about symptoms, travel, contact, and checking temperatures. The records and other attendance records were required to be turned over to the Riley County Health Department upon request. This was similar to our Linn County case.
A letter from the Kansas Justice Institute to the Riley County Board of Health brought a swift victory for liberty, convincing the Board to make COVID contact tracing voluntary instead of mandatory....
Savannah Rattanavong [email protected] Aug 11, 2020 Riley County commissioners, acting as the county board of health, on Monday voted to remove screening requirements for restaurant and bar...
