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Exeter’s General Plan for 2020 encompasses Land Use, Circulation, Open Space, Conservation, Noise, Safety, and Housing

January 23, 2012 by Greg Collins in General Plan

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Resolution No 2020-09

April 6, 2020

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March 20, 2020

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EXETER IN A NUTSHELL

Exeter is an incorporated city of just under 11,000 population, located in California’s San Joaquin Valley. Situated just south of Highway 198, approximately 15 miles east of Highway 99, Exeter lies near the foothills at the base of the Sierra Nevada mountains, on the path to Sequoia National Park.

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City Administration: (559) 592-9244
Police Department: (559) 592-3103
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City Hall / Utilities: (559) 592-3710
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The City of Exeter

13 hours ago

We know this Easter is going to be a little different, with restrictions on gatherings that will change everything from how we attend a church service to hosting our family at dinner but here are some resources to help. Stay safe and socially distant. ...

Easter Activities and Arts and Crafts - City of Exeter

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The Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency said that family get togethers are discouraged while we are all sheltering in place to avoid infecting others. Instead, they suggest having get togethers via phone, virtually, using FaceTime or video conferencing software, like Zoom. We’ve gathere...

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The City of Exeter

22 hours ago

CA Grocers Urging Consumers to Follow
Local Health Guidelines and Stay Safe

Customer and employee safety is California grocers’ #1 priority.

State and local health officials say this week is critical in terms of flattening the curve in California. The California Grocers Association (CGA) is encouraging consumers to listen to their local health officials’ directives and consider online shopping and delivery services to get essential products.

For consumers who must go grocery shopping, CGA has updated our Top 10 safety guidelines to help protect consumers and grocery store employees. We sent out the attached press release this morning and updated our safety guidelines.

Here is a word copy of the updated guidelines you can cut and paste into your constituent communications. We’ve also developed sample social posts and for you to share.

Convenient and safe access to food and essential products at local grocery stores is more critical than ever during these uncertain times. CGA continues to take steps to reassure consumers that grocery stores will remain open and that food and essential supplies remain plentiful through our campaign “Buy Smart. Don’t Overfill Your Cart.” There is #Enough4All (enoughforallca.com).

Getting shopping patterns back to normal and reducing stress on the distribution system can go a long way toward creating normalcy in our grocery stores.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out to Tim James if you have questions or need additional information about the grocery industry and the specific steps we are taking to keep stores clean, prevent the spread of the virus and ensure consumers have access to food and other essentials during this challenging time.

Thank you for your continued partnership. ...

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