Coronavirus Updates
Racine COVID-19 Update October 26, 2020
The City of Racine COVID-19 Update on October 26, 2020 Confirmed coronavirus cases United States: 8,669,894 confirmed, 225,434 deaths Wisconsin: 201,049 confirmed, 1,777,892 negative, 1,788 deaths Central Racine County Health Department*: 3,480 confirmed...
Mayors from the Wisconsin’s five largest cities join together to address the 2020 election
Election 2020: Five Cities, Five Mayors, One Challenge Virtual Press Conference City of Racine – The Mayors of Racine, Kenosha, Milwaukee, Green Bay, and Madison will host a virtual press conference together on Monday, October 26th, at Noon to discuss the...
Racine Covid-19 Update October 19, 2020
The City of Racine Covid-19 Update October 19, 2020 Confirmed coronavirus cases United States: 8,189,710 confirmed, 219,950 deaths Wisconsin: 173,891 confirmed, 1,703,813 negative, 1,600 deaths Central Racine County Health Department*: 3,008 confirmed...
City of Racine Permits Trick-or-Treating, But Warns It’s Not Safe
The City of Racine Permits Trick-or-Treating But Warns It’s Not Safe While permitted, nothing suggests it is safe, and the best advice is to not participate City of Racine – The City of Racine Public Health Department has decided to permit...
Racine Public Health Department Strongly Recommends Schools Teach Virtually
The city of Racine Public Health Department Strongly Recommends Schools Teach Virtually Data and current spread in schools does not support in-person learning City of Racine – Dottie-Kay Bowersox, Public Health Administrator for the City of Racine, is...
Racine Covid-19 Update October 12, 2020
The City of Racine Covid-19 Update on October 12, 2020 Confirmed coronavirus cases United States: 7,781,980 confirmed, 214,925 deaths Wisconsin: 152,192 confirmed, 1,545,692 negative, 1,474 deaths Central Racine County Health Department: 2,747 confirmed...
Message from the Mayor – City of Racine
As the economic impacts of COVID-19 are felt in the community, the City is doing what we can to help provide some relief. I am happy to announce the creation of a Small Businesses Emergency Fund and that we are lifting parking restrictions at meters, and delaying tax payments until April 30th. Please watch the video for more details.
Covid-19 Update
Support for Small Businesses & Taxpayers
Thank you to our essential workers!
Racine Mayor Featured Guest on Radio Programs.
Racine’s mayor, Cory Mason, phones in to talk about what economic development looked like before the pandemic hit as well as what Racine is doing to keep citizens informed about the Coronavirus.
"Development Matters" Racine Mayor Mason Featured Guest on Radio Program Hour One
"Development Matters" Racine Mayor Mason Featured Guest on Radio Program Hour Two
Racine Mayor Featured on WTMJ AM
“The City of Racine Public Health Department and Central Racine County Health Department and are closely monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic, caused by a new coronavirus that has been detected in nearly every country worldwide, including the United States. This is a rapidly evolving and dynamic situation. Local officials are working together and are committed to mitigating the impact for Racine County residents.”
The City of Racine Updates on Social Media