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to the coronavirus and what measures we're taking to make sure our community is safe. Our city manager, he's going to actually talk about a few of the things that the city is doing at this time, so I'll just turn it over to him and let him get started. In
only. And that will allow us to maintain separation of our employees as well as the public in certain circumstances where we are adhering to the CDC guidelines. We're implementing a number of alternate means for our residents as well as customers to complete their services that they would on a daily basis with the city of Cocoa. That includes a number of elements from the Cocoa utilities system, water system, as well as building and permitting, police services, fire services, as well as other services that residents are seeking at city hall.
services. Thank you, sir. There's been a number of questions that's been asked of myself and other council members. And you've answered some of those questions, but is there a contact number or information that one can get if they believe they might have
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‸ Yes. And the city of Cocoa is advocating for our residents, customers, as well as employees that may believe that they are suffering the impacts of the COVID-19 virus to reach out to the Florida Department of Health for their nearest testing facility and follow the guidelines that they provide.
I know ‸ there's a lot of things that the city is doing, but could you enlighten the public a little bit on what's happening as far as our council meetings are concerned?
has instituted and relaxed some measures related to the Florida Sunshine Law to allow the city to pursue alternate means to host our council meetings. And the city is actively taking an approach to do that
offering our council meeting this Wednesday at 6 p.m. through alternate means. And that includes online where the public will be allowed to submit comments related to the agenda items in advance or during the meeting through email address. That's
meeting at cocofl.org. An additional service that we are offering is that residents, customers will be invited to make comments under each respective agenda item through a new digital media tool that we recently rolled out as of today. We
appreciate your patience as we work to keep our residents, business ‸ owners, employees, and just our entire community safe. We ask that you please heed all the warnings that are out there. This is a serious issue. We're in this together. We're going to get through this together. And just be safe and keep your family safe.
Transcript revision built 2026-10-27T09:04:27 · 500 ordinary words, 88 in suspect passages, 0 machine re-recognized.