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BREVARD COVID-19 UPDATE: City of Cocoa Facilities and City Hall Will Close to Public Beginning March 23

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Limited services requested by the public will be by appointment only

Beginning Monday, March 23, all City of Cocoa facilities including City Hall will be closed to the public in order to keep our employees and residents safe. Limited services requested by the public will be by appointment only. City employees will also continue to fulfill requests for service either by phone or electronically.

BREVARD COUNTY • COCOA, FLORIDA – Beginning Monday, March 23, all City of Cocoa facilities including City Hall will be closed to the public in order to keep our employees and residents safe.

Limited services requested by the public will be by appointment only.

City employees will also continue to fulfill requests for service either by phone or electronically.

“The City has put processes in place to continue service to water customers, the development community, businesses and our residents,” said City of Cocoa spokesperson Samantha Senger.

“These processes will be adjusted as necessary to allow us to provide service to our citizens during the Coronavirus/COVID-19 emergency.”

More information will be posted at www.CocoaFL.org throughout the day on the various city services and how they can be accessed virtually during this time.

“The City has put processes in place to continue service to water customers, the development community, businesses and our residents,” said City of Cocoa spokesperson Samantha Senger. “These processes will be adjusted as necessary to allow us to provide service to our citizens during the Coronavirus/COVID-19 emergency.”

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