Public Facility Closures
Summary
Pennsauken is locking its town buildings and libraries to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. You'll need to go online to handle your city business until things reopen.
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Impact analysis
It's mostly about public health safety, but shifting services online could save a bit on building utilities while operations are paused.
Public health advocates and community members looking to slow the spread of the virus benefit from these precautionary closures.
Residents who rely on in-person help or don't have good internet access for online city services are left in a tough spot.
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