Leawood closed its City Hall on Friday after officials learned of a possible coronavirus exposure.
Capt. Brad Robbins, a spokesman for the Leawood Police Department, said someone who was potentially exposed to the virus had been at City Hall, at 4800 Town Center Drive. The building in Johnson County is now closed to all nonessential personnel, he said, out of an “overabundance of caution.”
“Police and fire stations are still active and responding,” he said. “But City Hall is the building the most people would go to for services. They decided to close City Hall until we can get a better handle on what has happened.”
Capt. Brad Robbins, a spokesman for the Leawood Police Department, said someone who was potentially exposed to the virus had been at City Hall, at 4800 Town Center Drive. The building in Johnson County is now closed to all nonessential personnel, he said, out of an “overabundance of caution.”
“Police and fire stations are still active and responding,” he said. “But City Hall is the building the most people would go to for services. They decided to close City Hall until we can get a better handle on what has happened.”
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