Rep Loebsack and staff will continue to serve the needs of Iowans

IOWA CITY, IOWA (March 16, 2020) — Representative Dave Loebsack announced today that in the interest of public safety and to help slow the spread of COVID-19, or Coronavirus, he will be closing his physical offices in Iowa City, Davenport, and Washington DC, effective March 17, 2020. All staff will continue to serve Iowans via teleworking. Iowans will be able to reach our office during normal business hours (8:30AM-6PM CT) and all e-mails will continued to be monitored on a regular basis. Additionally, office hours held by Rep Loebsack’s District Representatives in all 24 counties will be canceled until further notice.

“During these times, we must follow the guidance of medical professionals, put the health of Iowans first, and take preventative action to ensure folks can get they assistance they need without putting the health of others at risk,” said Rep Loebsack. “My office and staff will remain available to assist Iowans with issues that may arise. We will continue to actively monitor the situation and will provide additional updates as information becomes available. It is imperative that everyone continues to follow the advice of local, state and federal officials and take the appropriate steps to remain healthy and well.”

Iowans living in the Second Congressional District are encouraged to continue to contact any of Dave’s offices.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding COVID-19, Iowans may learn more from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Iowa Department of Public Health.

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