Wearing
is Caring.

The Sweetwater CARES Coalition is a partnership between local industry, healthcare, county and city governments, education, community organizations and key businesses in Sweetwater County to bring awareness, resources, education and support as it relates to the serious health and economic threats of COVID-19.

It is important that we keep the doors open at our local businesses and at the same time keep our community safe. In order to do both, we ask you to join us in proven best practices against this virus.

Southwest Wyoming

We're In this Together

The following entities make up the Sweetwater CARES Coalition:

KNOW THE WHY

COVID-19 IMPACT ON SWEETWATER COUNTY

We do it because we Care.

COVID Awareness, Resources, Education, & Support

SPREAD COMPASSION,
NOT THE VIRUS.

A little bit of compassion goes a long way, especially with our neighbors and friends. Being understanding and making smart decisions that are the best for you, your family, and community. That’s what we’re about.

Let’s spread that!

KNOW THE NUMBERS

*from the Wyoming Department of Health

active cases

1 %

14-DAY POSITIVITY RATE

RECOVERED CASES

This Sweetwater County dashboard is updated at the beginning and end of each week.
Last Updated on February 25, 2021 @ 4:45 pm*

See all county data for Sweetwater, Uinta, Sublette, and more here >

vaccinations

The Latest Info

Check updates on the latest local vaccination information from Sweetwater County Public Health.

KNOW YOUR RESOURCES

GET THE FACTS

What to do

Positive Vs. Exposed

See what to do if you've been exposed to COVID-19 or if you've recently received a positive test.

YOU CAN TAKE ACTION

TO STOP THE SPREAD IN SWEETWATER

HANDS

Wash your hands frequently or use hand sanitizer.

FACE

Wear a face mask that is clean cloth or disposable, when possible.

SPACE

Social distance from others at a 6 ft. minimum distance.

We take action for our friends and family who are high-risk and the most vulnerable. We take action to keep our local businesses open and our bartenders and servers employed. We take action, because as a community – we care.

“One of the messages I would like to get across is we don’t have a cure for COVID-19. All we can do is provide some treatment therapies and provide support."

“COVID-19 patients are tending to need ICU care longer than their typical patients who visit the ICU and they must be closely monitored. These are our community members. These are people that we know and love."

“I look at this from a common sense stand point of people just helping people. It’s simple. I’m confident that people are responsible and can make responsible decisions without having to be forced to do so.”

“Recognizing the importance of masking was a great first step in the right direction. Our community now needs to shift from disagreements about COVID to caring for the people impacted by COVID, either emotionally, physically or financially."

Wearingis Caring.