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Photo: Town of Princeton
Princeton Town Hall has been closed due to an active COVID-19 case in its office.
The case was brought to the attention of staff Monday, and the location was closed to public walk-ins.
Anyone who visited Town Hall in the last 14 days is asked to self-monitor for symptoms. Anyone experiencing symptoms can call 811 for more information on how to proceed.
The Hall is now closed to public walk-ins, but staff remain available by telephone at 250-295-3135.
"I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and we are working to keep the public and our staff safe so we can reopen as soon as possible," wrote Mayor Spencer Coyne in an online update.
