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City of Cornwall Building, By-law, and Planning Offices Re-Open June 22 with Limited Access

The Seeker by The Seeker
June 19, 2020
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City of Cornwall Building, By-law, and Planning offices are open to the public, beginning Monday, June 22.

Hours are limited to 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and the public may access services on the second floor only. A City employee will greet all residents at the North entrance (main entrance facing Water Street) to manage the number of people in the building.

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To request online or phone service from these departments, please click here.

The walking track, as well as Economic Development and Finance offices, remain closed to the public. Washrooms are also closed, but outdoor washrooms are available.

Tourism information, including visitor guides and maps, is available at the Complex’s front door during opening hours, or at Marina 200 seven days a week.

Signage is in place to ensure physical distancing. Protective guards are in place to allow staff to serve residents safely. Residents are encouraged to wash their hands, wear a mask, and stay home if they’re feeling unwell.

City Hall opened on June 17. All other City of Cornwall offices and facilities remain closed to the public. For a list of open outdoor facilities, click here.

For more information on how the City of Cornwall is responding to COVID-19, please click here.

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