Have most of your cities instituted temperature checks for their law enforcement officers when coming on duty?  If so, are there particular guidelines you are following (CDC, Health Department).

Thanks,
Camille

Camille Steadman Thompson
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I know that Belmont NC is doing temp checks for law enforcement officers and they are doing it 3 times a day.

The supervisor is administering wearing a mask.  The officer getting the check is also wearing a mask.  These are the ones that you put up to the forehead but don't actually touch the forehead.

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In a related question, are some of you taking temps of people going into public buildings?  We are looking at doing it, but are mindful of illegal search considerations.

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We are being asked to do this as well and have those and other concerns.  Can we prevent a person from coming into a public building just because they have a fever (and no other COVID-19 symptoms)?

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Georgia can since the Governor's order specifically stated anyone with a fever was to stay home.  Our local declaration did as well before it was preempted by the Governor's Order.

It is my understanding that is the policy my county is enforcing in all buildings including our courthouse.  Our judicial state of emergency contained similar language.

Jen

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We are being asked to do this as well and have those and other concerns.  Can we prevent a person from coming into a public building just because they have a fever (and no other COVID-19 symptoms)?

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All - the Charleston Police Department is taking temperatures of all employees - both sworn and unsworn before they start their work day at temperature taking stations -  though they have the option to take it at home before they arrive.  I forwarded our protocol for the group.

We are also taking the temperatures of applicants when they come in for their interviews.  We ask for their consent, but I believe we can take them w/o getting their consent per the DOL guidelines.

Regarding contractors that come in the station, we are asking them to screen their employees prior to coming in.

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Has anyone worked through how to handle people who show up to vote in person?  We have early voting beginning on May 18, 2020.  Although we will be pushing people to vote with an absentee ballot, I am sure that there will still be voters showing up at the polls.  I am having a hard time thinking about screening people and turning away those with a fever or those without a mask.  Has anyone already researched this?

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Georgia can since the Governor's order specifically stated anyone with a fever was to stay home.  Our local declaration did as well before it was preempted by the Governor's Order.

It is my understanding that is the policy my county is enforcing in all buildings including our courthouse.  Our judicial state of emergency contained similar language.

Jen

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We are being asked to do this as well and have those and other concerns.  Can we prevent a person from coming into a public building just because they have a fever (and no other COVID-19 symptoms)?

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We have not had to deal with it as the primary election was on Super Tuesday and our local elections (city and school board) have all been postponed.  My gut reaction, though, is that you cannot deny them their right to vote, whether they are ill or not.  Perhaps have a voting booth at each precinct that is dedicated solely to people with a fever and set up several feet away from all the other voting booths.  The fevered person votes, then a poll worker wipes it down with disinfectant after each voter?

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Has anyone worked through how to handle people who show up to vote in person?  We have early voting beginning on May 18, 2020.  Although we will be pushing people to vote with an absentee ballot, I am sure that there will still be voters showing up at the polls.  I am having a hard time thinking about screening people and turning away those with a fever or those without a mask.  Has anyone already researched this?

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Georgia can since the Governor’s order specifically stated anyone with a fever was to stay home.  Our local declaration did as well before it was preempted by the Governor’s Order.

It is my understanding that is the policy my county is enforcing in all buildings including our courthouse.  Our judicial state of emergency contained similar language.

Jen

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We are being asked to do this as well and have those and other concerns.  Can we prevent a person from coming into a public building just because they have a fever (and no other COVID-19 symptoms)?

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That is a great idea if you have the supplies and staff to do that.  We use temporary employees to staff voting.  I have no specific numbers but I know from voting for 20 years that most of our poll workers are retirees and a part of the population that needs to be protected.  I'll report back after our election people respond.

I do agree that you can't stop someone from voting because they have a fever. I don't think you can stop them even if they are under an isolation order or have a positive test.  The right to vote is paramount.

There almost needs to be a "rolling" voting place.  Our local police department is now tracking the addresses with positive COVID results.  Those people will have to vote.  What if you are not diagnosed until after the cutoff date for absentee ballot?

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We have not had to deal with it as the primary election was on Super Tuesday and our local elections (city and school board) have all been postponed.  My gut reaction, though, is that you cannot deny them their right to vote, whether they are ill or not.  Perhaps have a voting booth at each precinct that is dedicated solely to people with a fever and set up several feet away from all the other voting booths.  The fevered person votes, then a poll worker wipes it down with disinfectant after each voter?

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Has anyone worked through how to handle people who show up to vote in person?  We have early voting beginning on May 18, 2020.  Although we will be pushing people to vote with an absentee ballot, I am sure that there will still be voters showing up at the polls.  I am having a hard time thinking about screening people and turning away those with a fever or those without a mask.  Has anyone already researched this?

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Georgia can since the Governor’s order specifically stated anyone with a fever was to stay home.  Our local declaration did as well before it was preempted by the Governor’s Order.

It is my understanding that is the policy my county is enforcing in all buildings including our courthouse.  Our judicial state of emergency contained similar language.

Jen

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We are being asked to do this as well and have those and other concerns.  Can we prevent a person from coming into a public building just because they have a fever (and no other COVID-19 symptoms)?

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