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An employee working a temperature checkpoint. Every employee entering City Hall was required to check for fever.

Face masks were required to be worn by all staff during any time spent inside a city building. Two examples of masks that could be worn to prevent the spread of infection are shown.

A sign outside the vestibule to alert staff to keep an eye on residents trying to gain admittance to City Hall. Social distancing required staff to keep vigilant for their protection and resident's protection.

Sign posted outside Developmental Services at City Hall giving some alternatives to the full contact handshake. Social distancing rules discourage contact between people.

A common sign posted in every bathroom of all city buildings.

An employee break room at City Hall with communal furniture stacked to the side to prevent use.

A make shift disinfection station near the staff entrance to City Hall.

A sign warning employees that they must have their temperature checked before proceeding into City Hall. The sign also lists a series of questions the staff must answer negatively to before entering City Hall.

Sign pointing city employees towards the City Hall staff entrance temperature checkpoint. All entering staff must be checked for high temperatures to prevent the spread of infection.

Notices posted at the entrance of City Hall giving notice of city building closures.