The City of Thorold has decided to close all municipal buildings to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
This includes City Hall, the Operations Centre and cemetery.
The fire stations are now closed to the public as well.
They're not scheduled to reopen until April 6th.
You can still reach city staff over the phone by calling 905-227-6613 or by sending an e-mail to contact@thorold.ca during regular business hours.
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