WATERVLIET, N.Y. L(NEWS10)- Watervliet Mayor Charles V. Patricelli announced city hall would be closed beginning Tuesday, March 17.
A meeting will also be held Tuesday with key members in the community to discuss the city’s plan in regards to the coronavirus pandemic.
“As I continue to monitor Coronavirus (COVID-19) developments closely, the health and well-being of our residents, business community and employees is of utmost importance to myself and our Council. Security, safety and well-being is integral to our processes and infrastructure,” said Mayor Patricelli.
“We are keenly focused on our preparedness efforts in order to maintain a safe work environment for everyone and to sustain our operations. We are part of a dedicated team who are committed to keeping our operations running smoothly so that we can provide the best possible service to everyone,” he said.
Garbage pick-up and other services will continue to be available to residents. Questions can be directed to jlacivita@watervliet.com or by calling 518-270-3800.
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