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Central Water Works Extends Office Closure After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
August 6, 2021
Central Water Works has extended their office closure through August 16.
The utility’s office was closed August 2 after staff exposure to COVID-19, and a Central Water Works employee tested positive for COVID-19 on August 5.
Following quarantine guidelines, the office will remain closed until Monday, August 16. Customers may leave payments in the dropbox on the front of the building, mail their payments, pay online at centralwaterworks.com, or call (850) 256-3849 to pay by phone.
Customers who need to connect or disconnect service, or have emergency issues should call the office at (850) 256-3849 for assistance.
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One Response to “Central Water Works Extends Office Closure After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19”
We’re going to see more of this…public office closures due to covid cases. Folks still only 38% of Escambia county is fully vaccinated. Medical experts tell you it is coming for you if you remain unvaccinated…period. It’s as contagious as chicken pox. It may just make you miserably sick. It may make you seriously sick and hospitalized. Or it may kill you. Are you seriously going to continue to roll the dice? Really? Do what you have to do. You know the truth whether you act on it or not. And you will create your destiny in this regard. Good luck.