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City of Gardiner extends public access suspension due to COVID-19

In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, the public will not be allowed in municipal buildings until Feb. 2021
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GARDINER, Maine — The City of Gardiner will extend the closure of all city buildings to the public until at least February 1, 2021, due to an uptick of COVID-19 cases in the area. 

City Hall staff continues to work and will be available to answer phones, emails, faxes, drop-box requests, and mail each day during normal business hours; however, the public will not have access to city buildings. Please remember many services are available on our website, https://www.gardinermaine.com/ or through the State of Maine website https://www.maine.gov/informe/.

The Library is continuing to offer no contact ‘take-out’ service through the window just inside the vestibule, but people should call ahead to secure library materials. Services including copies, faxes, computer loans, and renewing library cards can be reserved over the phone. 

Click here for the City of Garnder's website, and here for resources on the State of Maine's website.

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