Lummi Nation reports possible coronavirus exposure for food assistance group
The Lummi Public Health Department reported in a Facebook post Sunday evening, May 3, reported that the Lummi Nation Commod Squad has been notified of a possible exposure to a known case of COVID-19.
The squad has taken precautionary measures and is following directions from the Lummi health department, the release said. It is also working with the public health team, the general manager and the Lummi Indian Business Council (LIBC) to ensure food bank services will continue on Friday, May 8.
“Lummi Commod Squad, Lummi Public Health Team and LIBC are fully committed to continuing to provide the best services while also following all health and safety precautions to protect the staff, clients and the community,” the release read.
The Commod Squad, or Lummi Community Services Department, provides food and energy assistance to low income households within the Lummi community. Some of its services include commodity foods, nutrition education, energy assistance, wood cutting, a food bank, clothing and diapers and holiday food baskets.
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