Saint Paul Island, ALASKA
COVID-19 Dashboard
Welcome to the official COVID-19 Dashboard for Saint Paul Island, Alaska. This site is your local resource to help you become EDUCATED on community COVID-19 precautionary measures.
Keeping Saint Paul Island Informed
NIXLE: Text and/or Email Alerts
The City of Saint Paul is using NIXLE to provide alerts via text or email. Click to sign up for NIXLE.
FACEBOOK: Updates & Alerts
The City of Saint Paul is using Facebook to post alerts, updates and a schedule of radio sessions.
RADIO: Updates and Q&A
The City of Saint Paul will provide regular updates on KUHB 91.9. Follow our Facebook page for information on upcoming radio updates.
City Council Meetings
City Council meetings will continue to be broadcast on KUHB 91.9 and will contain updates and information related to the City's response to COVID-19.
News
Below are recent news releases and articles related to COVID-19 on Saint Paul Island.
3/29/23 New Release 23-10: COVID-19
City of St Paul
Protect Yourself and Others
Together we can slow the spread of COVID-19 and keep our loved ones safe.
Practice Good Hygiene
Chakin x̂ulada (Wash your hands) for at least 20 seconds.
Practice good hygiene.
Cover any cough or sneeze.
Sigaquudaan adĝalagada (Don't touch your face) with unwashed hands.
Practice Physical Distancing
Stay home when possible.
When in public keep a minimum of six feet away from others at all times.
Angiliisix̂ chuda (Wear a breath catcher in Public)
Wear an Anĝiliisix̂ (breath catcher/cloth face covering) to help protect others in case you’re infected but don’t have symptoms.
Children under 2, or anyone who has trouble breathing should NOT wear cloth face coverings.
Disinfect high touch surfaces
High touch surfaces include: Tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets, sinks, etc.
Follow instructions on the label to ensure effective and safe use.
Get Tested If You Are Sick
If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, isolate yourself from others and call a provider to get tested.
If you require medical attention, call before going in.
Protecting Our Loved Ones
Our actions and continued caution can help to protect our loved ones.
If you are a family member or caregiver of a person over age 65 or at higher risk, here are four steps to help protect your loved one during this time.
What to do If You Are Sick
Call 911 if you are having a medical emergency
If you have flu-like illness or respiratory symptoms, call your medical provider or the Saint Paul Health Center, 907-546-8300, so that you can be evaluated and receive recommendations about next steps.
You may be tested if you have:
ANY of the following symptoms:
- cough or shortness of breath
- fever
- chills
- repeated shaking with chills
- muscle pain
- headache
- sore throat
- new loss of taste or smell
- any other cold, flu or allergy like symptoms
If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, isolate yourself from others and call 907-546-8300
Saint Paul Health Center
1000 Polovina Turnpike
Saint Paul, AK 99660
Monday to Friday
8:00am to 5:00pm
Looking for More Information?
Saint Paul Island Resources
- Saint Paul Health Center:
1000 Polovina Turnpike
Saint Paul, AK 99660
907-546-8300
FacebookMonday to Friday
8:00am to 5:00pm - Southcentral Foundation:
SCF manages the Saint Paul Health Center as a Federally Qualified Health Center.
State and Federal Resources
- State of Alaska COVID-19 Information:
Information about how to keep yourself and your family healthy. - State of Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management:
Resources and information on emergency preparation and response. - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
The CDC leads the U.S. response to coronavirus. - FEMA Coronavirus Site:
News and resources from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
