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Century Town Hall Closed Today For Pro Cleaning After COVID-19 Infections
August 5, 2020
The Century Town Hall will be closed Wednesday for professional cleaning after two employees in that work in the building tested positive for COVID-19 last month. And the town has set new dates that they will accept utility payments on the phone, but drive-thru window payments and cash are out.
Monday night, the town council voted unanimously to hire the professional cleaning company after learning that town staff had cleaned the building. Mayor Henry Hawkins told the council “the little disinfecting we do in the day works”.
Wednesday was set to a be a day that residents could pay a utility bill at the town hall drive-thru window, but drive-thru service will not be available in the near future. Utility payments can be made 24/7 in a secure drop box next to the drive-thru window. Only checks or money orders are accepted in the drop box, not cash.
Credit card payments can be made by phone on August 6, August 11, August 14 and August 19. Century does not accept payments online.
For more information or further assistance call (850) 256-3208 from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. or email kgodwin@centuryflorida.us or hhawkins@centuryflorida.us.
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3 Responses to “Century Town Hall Closed Today For Pro Cleaning After COVID-19 Infections”
Suggestion set the voting outside under a tent or other covering somewhere.
Don’t breathe someone’s exhaled breath and stay out of their shadow.
Keep the public out of town hall and how hard is it to buy a stamp and write a check and stay home to pay a bill.
Hope the employees recovered, but if they can do with out all the office help they may can cut a position and close the drive through and front desk.
Sad for those who work there. Hope the ones fallen ill will heal completely.
SEEMS LIKE THE TOWN NEEDS TO UPGRADE THE SYSTEM WHERE THEY CAN ACCEPT ONLINE PAYMENTS..IMMEDIATELY