Polk County residents needing to do business with local government offices will have to change their plans, as closures have been extended through the week. Originally set to reopen sooner, county offices will now remain closed until Friday. According to an official announcement, the goal is to reopen to the public on Monday.
The Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) in Polk has also had to shuffle its agenda, with the meeting that was set for Friday being pushed to the following Monday morning. In a statement obtained by Polk County News, officials confirmed that the BoCC Agenda Review is now to be held on Monday at 9 a.m. The venue remains unchanged, taking place in room 407 of the Polk County Government Administration Building on West Church Street, Bartow.
As the community navigates through these schedule alterations, residents are encouraged to stay informed via local news outlets. Updated information can also be accessed through the county's official website and its social media channels. With the shifts in government office availability and meeting schedules, staying connected to these sources is key for those needing to access county services or participate in county governance.
For those seeking further details on county-related matters or emergency management updates, Polk County has provided contact numbers. Residents can reach out to the Citizen’s Information Line locally at (863) 298-7500, or, utilize the toll-free line at (866) 661-0228 for assistance.
