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Altamont closes city office to public amid rising COVID numbers; utility payment assistance available
Summary
The City Office was closed to the public 'until further notice' because of rising COVID numbers; Councilmember Cameron Johnston asked about utility payment extensions and Mayor Richard Hayward said residents could contact the City Office to make arrangements.
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City officials announced that the City Office is closed to the public until further notice because of an increase in COVID-19 cases. The closure was recorded in the communications portion of the Jan. 27 meeting.
During the communications item, Councilmember Cameron Johnston asked about utility extensions for residents experiencing financial hardship tied to COVID. Mayor Richard Hayward responded that anyone needing to make payment arrangements should contact the City Office. The minutes do not specify the form of available assistance, deadlines, or eligibility criteria; residents should contact the City Office for details.
