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Henry Co. Government Facilities To Limit Public Access

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Paris, Tenn.– Henry County government officials met today to discuss the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak in the state of Tennessee and the impact it is having on Henry County.

 

Due to current CDC recommendations, county officials decided to implement precautions to limit public access to county facilities.

 

Henry County Mayor Brent Greer said, “We want our citizens to know county services will remain available, however, there could be an inconvenience due to limited access to some offices and services.  This plan will greatly reduce Coronavirus exposure to both our employees and to the public.”

 

County officials are asking the public to call ahead of any visit to county facilities for instruction of alternative service methods such as over the phone service requests, online payment options, credit card payments by phone, or to arrange for an office visit to conduct needed business.  Both the Courthouse and Courthouse Annex will have drop boxes available for the public to drop off correspondence for any office.

 

All doors to the Courthouse and the Courthouse Annex will be locked during business hours and access will only be available through the front entrances of both facilities off  Washington Street.

 

Other county facilities with limited lobby access are the Airport, Henry County Highway Dept, Central Community Service Building, Election Office, County Archives, Paris Henry County Library,  and Henry County Recycling Center.  County emergency response and essential services will continue to provide services as needed.

 

Henry County Emergency Management Agency and Solid Waste Director Ron Watkins said, “Henry County Recycling will continue pickup services of cardboard, however  to limit exposure, drive up service at the building will suspended at this time. We are asking the public who bring material to the center to now use the after hour drop off area at the front gate.   All other customers are asked to call the Recycling Center for instruction for other services such as electronics, paint, used oil, and paper shredding.  County trash pickup services will not be affected at this time.”

 

Henry County Department Contacts:

 

County Mayor:                  642-5212

Chancery Court: 642-4234

Circuit Court:                      642-0461

General Sessions:             642-0461

Juvenile Court:                  642-5271

County Clerk:                     642-2412

Central Building:               642-3758

Election Commission:     642-0411

Highway Dept:                   642-3162

Property Assessor:           642-0162

Register of Deeds:            642-4081

County Trustee:                642-6633

Office On Aging: 642-2619

Recycling Center:              642-5170

Sheriffs Dept:                     642-1672

Veterans Services:            642-5055

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