Chattanooga city buildings closed beginning today because of Covid-19.
Ballfields and parks will remain open.
Covid-19 is causing the city of chattanooga to close its buildings to the public again.
The closures, starting today, impact city hall, city annex, and city services at the development resource center.
Mayor andy berke says he also wants to limit gatherings to fewer than 10 people, and will decline any permits for events on city-owned property through august.
Officials say they still have no plans to shut down outdoor city facilities like ball fields and parks, although basketball courts and
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