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Flomaton Closes Parks, Municipal Building Lobby, And Senior Center Due To Coronavirus
March 17, 2020
The Town of Flomaton has closed all town parks, and the lobby area of the Flomaton Municipal Complex an the Flomaton Senior Center due to COVID-19.
All parks in the city limits are closed and entrances were marked as closed with crime scene tape Tuesday afternoon following a vote by the Flomaton Town Council.
The lobby is closed at the Flomaton Municipal Complex until further notice. All utility or court payments can be made at the drive-thru window or online. Anyone needed to speak to the police department can call (251) 296-5811 or use the call box by the front entry to the building. All essential services remain operational.
The Flomaton Senior Center is closed until further notice. Homebound participants will continue to receive meal deliveries Monday-Friday. Congregate participants are asked to pull up at the side door of the building between 11:30 a.m. and noon and staff will bring meals out. No one will be allowed inside except paid staff.
As of midnight Monday, no confirmed cases of coronavirus had been reported in Escambia County, AL.
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4 Responses to “Flomaton Closes Parks, Municipal Building Lobby, And Senior Center Due To Coronavirus”
We do not pay taxes to Flomaton to maintain a park which has definite health benefits to be closed on some unsubstantiated whim by the Flotation counci because they want to show they are doing something even when its needed and wrong.
If you want sunshine why not work outside, plant a garden or some other activity? There doesn’t have to be a park to get one outside…
i’m thinking when the governor says shut these facilities down the cities have to follow suit. it’s probably true that the city park is not busy most of the day other than ducks and a few people walking but it is what it is.
What ignoramous made this decision? I bet none were MDs. Any doctor will tell us that sunshine, fresh air and exercise will improve your health improve our circulation and build immunity. Lets hope this virus does not turn us all into zombie sheep. Let’s hope our “leaders” get their head out.