KINGSTON– City administrative buildings in Kingston will re-open to the public on Monday, March 1.
Due to the increase of active COVID-19 cases this winter, Kingston closed city buildings to the public on November 23, 2020. Starting on Monday, March 1, City Hall and other city administrative buildings will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Outside of those hours, the public can utilize drop boxes at each building as well as online services on the city website.
Visitors will be required to check-in at City Hall for a health screening before visiting all city buildings, including Parks and Recreation, Department of Public Works, and Building Safety offices as well the Police Department and Fire Department.
The City’s mask policy will be strictly enforced. Employees will continue to follow requirements to self-administer temperature checks and a Covid questionnaire before coming to work each day.
Other City services:
– Building Safety will resume rental property inspections, however, inspections for large multi-family complexes will remain suspended
– Parks and Recreation will reinstall basketball hoops. More details about programming will be announced.
– Kingston Water Department – please utilize the building’s drop box
