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City Hall Closure: Accessing City Services

Mercer Island, WALocal News

Mercer Island's City Hall is temporarily closed, but essential services remain operational for residents. Approximately 80% of city staff are working in-person daily, ensuring that critical departments like police, fire, municipal court, and public works continue to function effectively. The city has prioritized maintaining access to these services, recognizing their importance to community well-being. While City Hall is closed, residents are encouraged to utilize alternative channels to reach city staff for their needs. This proactive approach reflects the city’s dedication to public service even amid changes.

The closure does not signify a reduction in support; instead, it highlights the adaptability of city operations. The city remains committed to providing assistance and resources to residents during this period. Residents are urged to stay informed and utilize available services as necessary.

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