Mayor Cal Sheehy, City Manager Jess Knudson and Havasu Regional Medical Center CEO Mike Patterson discuss COVID-19.

In these unprecedented times, Mayor Cal Sheehy urges citizens, business owners, and event promoters to take immediate action to protect our community and its residents. We must all abide by the guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control, Arizona Department of Health Services, and Mohave County Department of Public Health, which means limiting our exposure, staying at home, and avoiding events and activities that put us in groups indoors and outdoors.

Based on Governor Ducey’s and the CDC recommendations, as additional precautionary measure to aid in containing the spread of COVID-19, the Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center/Community Center facility is closing at 11 a.m. today, Monday, March 16 (including the cancellation of all related activities, events, and classes scheduled in the facility) and will remain closed until further notice.

In response to COVID-19 concerns, based on discussion with and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the office of Governor Doug Ducey, Arizona Department of Health Services, and the Mohave County Public Health Department, Lake Havasu City is temporarily altering its operations.

If you do not require immediate police assistance and it is NOT an emergency, please utilize our online services at www.lhcaz.gov to submit crime reports, request police reports, request crash reports, vacation security checks, traffic enforcement and more. If it is not necessary to come to the lobby of the police department, please consider the website or a phone call to our non-emergency number 928-855-1171 to address your concerns.

Lake Havasu City Mayor, Cal Sheehy, issued a proclamation declaring the existence of a local emergency, effective March 18. Mayor Sheehy and members of the Lake Havasu City Council urge all citizens to practice social distancing, avoid groups of 10 or more, practice good hygiene, stay home when it is an option, and remain calm.

In order to reduce the risk of community spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and to protect the employees and the public, the City Hall lobby is closed to the public effective Monday, March 23, 2020, until further notice.

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