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Crawford County Health Dept Statement

Jul 2, 2020 | 10:11 AM

Officials with the Crawford County Health Department are asking for those who visited a Prairie du Chien supper club recently to monitor themselves for potential COVID-19 symptoms. In a statement, the department said anyone who was at the BlackHawk in downtown Prairie du Chien between 7pm and 2am June 25^th may have been exposed to the coronavirus. Crawford County Health Officer Cindy Riniker said the announcement is to inform the public of where and when individuals might have had potential contact with a lab-confirmed case of COVID-19. If symptoms appear, the department requests that people seek COVID-19 testing through their health care providers.