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Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow announced a number of policies Thursday aimed at improving social distancing in the city of Oswego. Barlow introduced a ban on non-essential travel, closed all city playgrounds and public amenities and implemented new policies at retailers.
Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow, right, and Oswego County Legislature Chairman James Weatherup, R-Central Square, held a press conference Thursday at the Oswego Fire Department and encouraged individuals to improve social distancing practices.
Frequent trips to the Oswego Wal-Mart, pictured above mid-day Thursday bustling with activity, is one of the issues Mayor Billy Barlow is hoping to combat with Thursday's executive order.
The city of Oswego has printed 1,000 of the above flyers and plans to hand them out over the next several weeks.
Mayor Billy Barlow announced Thursday a number of policies aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19 in the community.
OSWEGO — A ban on non-essential travel in the city Oswego is part of a series of actions that go into effect Friday in an effort to improve social distancing and stop the spread of COVID-19.
Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow announced the ban on non-essential travel Thursday, along with the closure of all city playgrounds, marinas and other public amenities. Barlow said city residents “need to do better” when it comes to social distancing, and the actions are aimed at encouraging and supporting social distancing in public places, including parks and stores.
“We’re seeing a gradual uptick in cases countywide and the reality is there’s more cases, I’m sure, than we know and as tests come back that number will gradually continue to increase,” the mayor said at a Thursday press conference at the Oswego Fire Department.
The aptly named City of Oswego Stop the Spread Stay at Home Order bans mass gatherings, parties and get-togethers of any kind or size, non-essential travel and non-essential outdoor activities in the city of Oswego. Barlow’s order also calls for essential shopping only, maintaining a distance of six-feet between others in public and shutters all city playgrounds and other public amenities, including the Wright’s Landing and International marinas.
Barlow expressed appreciation and gratitude for those in the community who are cooperating and abiding by social distancing guidelines, but said there are still too many individuals who are not.
Barlow and Oswego County Legislature Chairman James Weatherup, R-Central Square, strongly urged the community to take social distancing seriously and stressed the importance of stopping the spread of the virus.
More than 20 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Oswego County, with at least one case in the city of Oswego. Barlow, however, said the coronavirus crisis “isn’t about the numbers,” but about the people. He said governments at every level need to step up to protect people.
“That’s why the additional measures I’m announcing today are necessary and appropriate,” the mayor said on Thursday.
The first case of COVID-19 in the city of Oswego was announced last weekend, and health officials have said the virus is now spreading among community members, unlike the first handful of cases in the county which were all travel-related.
Barlow said with community spread now a reality, residents should take social distancing much more seriously.
The Stop the Spread Stay at Home Order is “essentially a local travel ban,” Barlow said, explaining individuals should not be travelling unless they are an essential employee going to and from work, going to a medical appointment or getting groceries or shopping for essential items.
“You really should only be going to the store because you absolutely have to get important items," the mayor said.
In addition to the restrictions on individuals, Barlow’s order implements a number of regulations on businesses to protect employees and customers. Many small businesses are abiding by the current regulations, Barlow said, but noted further measures need to be put in place.
Barlow’s order calls for large stores, such as Wal-Mart and Price Chopper, to implement one-way aisles, maintain a six-foot distance between individuals in checkout lines, install protective shields and abide by rules limiting capacity.
The latest policies related to public spaces are aimed at keeping the parks and other spaces open while also encouraging social distancing, Barlow said, noting more public spaces could be closed if necessary.
“I’m doing my best to not do an outright closure of parks,” he said. “I’d still like people to have that one little slice of normalcy."
The city’s Wright’s Landing and International marinas, along with the city pool, are closed until at least July 13, Barlow said, but the city’s boat launch at Wright’s Landing Marina will remain open at this time. Oswego City Hall is also closed, but Barlow said residents can make payments through the mail or over the phone.
Anyone needing assistance related to city business can call |||PHONE_NUMBER|||.
The Oswego Police Department (OPD), Oswego Fire Department (OFD) and city code enforcement officials are all in a position to implement and enforce the policies announced on Thursday, Barlow said, adding the city prefers to educate people and has developed flyers to handout.
If individuals refuse to comply with the orders, Barlow said authorities have the power to issue disorderly conduct charges. Weatherup noted local, county and state officials, along with local code enforcement officers, also have the authority to enforce orders handed down by the state or county.
Barlow said charging individuals is “the absolute last thing” officials want to do, but the city would take those actions if necessary. He said city officials will “beef up patrols” outside retail stores and throughout the city starting tomorrow.
Asked about the need to balance public safety with individuals’ freedoms, Weatherup, who has overseen a number of similar county initiatives, said he initially struggled with the idea of limiting individuals’ ability to move about the area freely, but said in the end “it’s the right thing to do” and officials need to enforce the measures.
Barlow said protecting the public is his first priority and top responsibility, and if he’s accused of infringing on individuals’ rights to visit stores as often as they’d like he is comfortable dealing with that accusation.
Barlow was optimistic people would take the non-essential travel ban seriously and officials wouldn’t need to put more measures in place, but said if necessary the city would continue to implement policies to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
If the community practices social distancing properly, Barlow said the time frame for the policies would be reduced in the end.
“Let’s hunker down, let's do it right and let’s get through this,” the mayor said. “Social distance as much as possible. I know it’s inconvenient, it's painful. We were cooped up all winter here in Oswego and the sun is shining. We want to get outside… let’s stay in our homes, practice social distancing and do it right and hopefully we can have a summer to enjoy and we’ll get through this."
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