Positive test shuts down Greenburgh Building Department until at least Feb. 2
News 12 is told no inspections will take place and no permits will be issued during this time.
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Jan 27, 2021, 6:52 PM
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488ds agoThe Greenburgh Building Department is closed until at least Feb. 2.
The town supervisor says an employee tested positive for coronavirus and those who were exposed are now in self-quarantine.
News 12 is told no inspections will take place and no permits will be issued during this time.
Employees are being tested and will return to work on Tuesday if results come back negative.
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