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Quarantine Scofflaws

May Escape Oversight

By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

Heidi Bond

COOPERSTOWN – If you’re planning a vacation to what Governor Cuomo has increased from 22 to 41 “hot spot” states, cancel it, county Public Health Director Heidi Bond suggests.

“I had a vacation planned to North Carolina,” she said. “But it’s best not to travel right now, and I cancelled it.”

With 15 new cases of COVID surfacing since July 1 – four in Oneonta; one in Cooperstown – officials are ramping up messaging about quarantining after travel.

“One of the cases we had was a resident who went to Florida and tested positive when she came back,” said Bond.

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