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Town Of Flomaton Employees Tests Positive For COVID-19; Most Town Buildings Closed To The Public
August 19, 2020
The Town of Flomaton has closed town facilities to visitors after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
The town in a statement that the employee became ill on August 11 and was sent home on paid leave. The employee received a positive coronavirus test result on Tuesday, August 18.
The town has closed their municipal complex, community center and fire department to visitors. All of the buildings have been cleaned, along with the library. After the exposure, the community center was professionally cleaned.
A drive-thru window is open normal business hours for court or utility payments, which can also be made online.
Mayor Dewey Bondurant has directed the mandatory use of face masks in most circumstances by town employees and volunteers “when two or more persons are present”.
The Alabama Department of Health is expected to do contact tracing and make any needed notifications to persons that may have been exposed to the infected employee.
NorthEscambia.com file photo, click to enlarge.
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will we still be able to vote on tuesday?