Both employees stayed home from work after getting tested and there are no other positive cases so far, said Huber Heights City Manager Rob Schommer.
“They didn’t feel good and they stayed home,” Schommer said. “They did what they’re supposed to do. I hope anyone else who feels sick would do the same.”
Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County was notified, and the YMCA, which manages the aquatic center, continues to take precautions.
A few employees who potentially had contact with the sick people are self-isolating, Schommer said.
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