Century Reopens Town Hall; Masks Required
October 21, 2020
The Century Town Hall has reopened on a restricted basis after being closed for months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Access to the small lobby of the building is limited to two people at a time, and masks are required. Masks are available at no charge for anyone that does not have one.
“No Mask, No Service, No Exceptions,” a sign on the door of the building reads, while another sign tells maskless individuals to use the drive- thru window.
The drive-thru is open to anyone for utility payments and other town business.
Pictured: The Century Town Hall Tuesday afternoon, the first day in months that the building lobby has been open to the public. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Century Reopens Town Hall; Masks Required”
Mask mandate? Why,, me and mine will never spend another dime in Century!
Just kidding, never have spent money in Century.
Does the mask policy include those entering the building to apply for those sweet Century loans? One would think that enough clout to obtain one of those loans would entitle them an exemption.
People go to war for the sake of their country…..what is the big deal about wearing a mask……..
Dear NoMask, kindly use the drive-thru, please. Thank you.
Only 2 people in the lobby at a time? Did not know the lobby would hold more than 2 people. Small buildings for small minds…
If I was a resident of Century I think I’d be making a stink over MY TOWN’S BS mask policy. End this ridiculous non-sense. There is “New Normal” and we’re not “in this together”. And quit comparing them to seat belts! Apples and oranges!