Worcester City Hall and other city municipal buildings will reopen on Monday by appointment only, following their closure due to a spike in COVID-19 cases, the City of Worcester announced Friday.
Buildings reopening aside from City Hall include Worcester Public Library, the Department of Public Works and Parks offices, as well as 25 Meade St., which houses Inspectional Services, Worcester Division of Public Health and Fire Prevention.
The Worcester Senior Center will remain closed to the public as it is being used as an emergency dispensing site for vaccines.
City Hall and other buildings closed on Dec. 24 due to an increase in coronavirus cases. Cases, which spiked around the holidays, appear to be experiencing a slight downturn, according to public health data.
