New Bedford City Government to Reopen Fully June 15
NEW BEDFORD — The New Bedford city government will return to its normal business hours as the state of emergency is lifted in Massachusetts on June 15.
According to a press release from Mayor Jon Mitchell's office, New Bedford City Hall and other city buildings will reopen to the public and government workers will return to their usual in-person work schedules that day.
Officials said that city offices including City Hall will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and that libraries will resume their regular hours, which vary by location.
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Over most of the past year, many city government employees have worked remotely due to the pandemic.
Masks are still required in public areas of city buildings until June 30.
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