PHILIPSBURG:--- Disaster Coordinator and Fire Commander Clive Richardson said on Thursday that the administrative offices of the Fire Department at the Fire & Ambulance Department in Cay Hill are closed to the general public until further notice.
The decision was taken in order to help minimize COVID-19 infection of frontline personnel, firefighters and their families.
The department needs every member of its staff in order to be able to provide the necessary services during this national emergency.
For those who have any questions you can call 543-1318/543-1316/542-1215/542-1217.
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