USTA Missouri's Response To COVID-19
From the Board and Staff of USTA Missouri:
After discussions with the USTA Medical Advisory Committee, the USTA has suspended USTA-sanctioned products and events through May 31. We, too, are making changes in reaction to the situation surrounding the COVID-19 virus.
Those changes include realigning staff time and essential services to ease the financial burden of the district. We are also eliminating travel and meeting expenses. It is our intent to have all normal programming once we are back up and running.
For more information, please read this statement from the USTA. It was last updated on April 13 and will be updated with new information as needed. You can also read this Coronavirus & COVID-19 FAQ.
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