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Century Town Hall Closed Due To Staffing Shortage
February 21, 2024
The Century Town Hall will be closed Wednesday, February 21 until further notice due to a staffing shortage.
The Century Town Coucil meeting scheduled for Tuesday night,, February 20, has been rescheduled for Tuesday, February 27 following a 6 p.m. special meeeting to discuss audit services.
For or gas or water emergencies, call town hall at (850) 256-3208 and follow the prompts
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12 Responses to “Century Town Hall Closed Due To Staffing Shortage”
Love the comments. If we think about it, it being closed might be the best thing for the citizens. They can’t do anything right when it is open, and they can’t do no wrong if its closed. Of course, they are continuing to do business via personal cell phones, breaking the state’s sunshine law every time they do it.
Gotta have time to cover up all the corruption!
Simple.
If you hold your ear to the window and listen carefully, you may be able to hear the paper shredder running overtime in anticipation of the upcoming state audit.
Don’t tell nobody, but there is a big ol’Money tree in the town square… ;}
Can the Mayor open city hall and do the clerks job?
Guess they are giving away gas and water again.
I see some great potential candidates for congress on TOC council and Mayor. They’d fit right in Washington with their attitudes about spending money they don’t have on projects they don’t need.
One must wonder what nefarious things are going on behind closed, locked doors.
Well I can understand closing the town hall. It’s simple, the town council, city manager, or mayor, someone had to make the decision, although it may seem drastic it had to happen. With a proposal to vote to spend an additional $34,800 annually for one less than full time employee for “procurement services” something had to go. So close the doors here & call it a staffing shortage. Looks great on paper! When the plans are to pay one person $76.31 an hour with money you don’t have to begin with someone’s gotta make those tuff decisions. You can bet the salaries of the decision makers won’t be cut although it’s clear these decision makers are overpaid. Century is sinking faster than the Titanic.
So what about paying our utility bills? Will late fees be waived if no one is in the office before the 24th to take a payment? Yes, a check or money order could be put in the drop box, but that’s not always an option.
Until further notice ?!? Did employees finally have enough and quit? How do you close a Town office “until further notice”?? if you need to start service for water or gas? How do you pay your bill? Another day another issue
Can’t even staff the city hall. SMH