The Crow Wing County Land Services department will extend virtual service delivery for one more week until Nov. 12.
“I want to reassure our residents that staff will continue to work and offer the same services we always have. This decision was made out of an abundance of caution to both our staff and the citizens they serve,” County Administrator Tim Houle stated in a news release.
After several staff members were exposed to COVID-19, county officials originally made the decision to switch to virtual service delivery as of Wednesday, Oct. 28. This means entry to the land services building is prohibited. All services remain available online and by phone.
“We are taking steps to divide our workforce and minimize physical contact between our staff,” Houle stated.
There is a dropbox in front of the land services building, 322 Laurel St., Brainerd. For assistance, call land services at 218-824-1010 or email landservices@crowwing.us . Help is also available at crowwing.us .
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“We ask everyone to stay vigilant and continue to social distance, wear a mask, wash hands and stay home when you are sick to help keep disruptions across our county to a minimum,” Houle stated.
All other county offices remain open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, including the county community services building that temporarily went to all virtual services.
