City of Fargo to launch phase two of “Reopening Fargo” July 13

FARGO, N.D. – The City of Fargo is entering the second phase of its “Reopening Fargo” plan, beginning Monday, July 13.

The plan will allow all City Hall department reception doors will be open to the public, capacity in the City Commission Chambers will be increased from 25% to 50%, meaning a maximum of 125 people will be allowed in the chambers at one time.  Public meetings will resume in-person, with virtual accommodations being made for those who are unable or uncomfortable participating in person. Late payment bills for utilities will resume and utility shut-offs will also resume. MATBUS of Fargo and Moorhead will also continue operate fare-free through December 31. All Fargo Public Library locations will also be open to the public.

A Continuing Commitment to Safety:

Paper masks will be available to guests at City facilities as an option.
Enhanced cleaning schedules to sanitize commonly-touched surfaces multiple times per day are in full utilization.
City of Fargo staff will undergo symptom self-screening prior to reporting to work and will continue practicing social distancing behaviors and healthy hygiene habits while utilizing personal protective equipment when distancing is not possible.
If residents prefer, City services and staff members can still be accessed virtually at FargoND.gov/Virtual.
Official City travel continues to be suspended until further notice.
The temporary acrylic panels in departmental lobbies will continue to be used during Phase II to protect members of the public and staff.
Access to the exterior of City Hall will continue to be controlled via a video and electronic entry system.