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City limits access to municipal buildings

By Hub City Times
November 19, 2020
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MARSHFIELD – “To help further prevent the spread of COVID-19, the city of Marshfield is limiting access to city owned public buildings, with a few exceptions,” a city release stated

Marshfield Mayor Bob McManus signed a proclamation on Nov. 17, stating “a public health state of emergency exists in the city of Marshfield and authorizes the city administrator to direct closure or other appropriate limitations related to access by the public in all city buildings; and shall be implemented consistent with applicable laws.”

“This will allow many of our city employees to work from home and still be very efficient. We are doing this for the safety of our employees as well as the citizens in the city”, said Mayor Bob McManus.

The public will have limited access to city departments, as of Nov. 19; the restrictions will remain in place until further notice.

“Public access to City Hall’s first set of doors, along with Municipal Court proceedings will continue as usual, including public meetings. But, we are encouraging citizens to call 715-486-2000 to make an appointment with City staff when able to do so,” the release stated.

The Police Department lobby will remain open Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., which includes an intercom in the outer lobby to contact the Wood County Shared Dispatch Center.

The Second Street Community Center will also remain open to those who want to contact Parks and Recreation Department and the other tenants in the building. Everett Roehl Marshfield Public Library will also be closed but the drive-up will continue to be open as usual.

Fire and Street facilities, and the Wastewater Treatment Plant will also be closed to the public but staff will be available answer questions by appointment or remote means.

The order will remain in effect until the Marshfield Common Council meets to discuss the issue at its Nov. 24 meeting.

For more information, visit ci.marshfield.wi.us.

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