Timmins is gradually reopening its services in the coming weeks.
Last week, city hall reintroduced limited services for people to pay or ask questions about their property taxes or water and wastewater bill.
The schedule for the start of the rest of the services is:
June 17
• Purchase parking or pay a parking ticket
• Pay business or lottery license
• Issue marriage license
• Commissioning
• Committee of adjustment information, payments, etc.
• Permitting and payment for small accessory structures and temporary tent structures
June 22
• Provincial offences for the payment of provincial fines
June 24
• Building and planning for compleing applications and payment
June 29
• Reopening, with restricted services, of the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre, and Tourism Timmins
According to the city, only debit is being accepted right now.
"In order to ensure social gathering restrictions, face-to- face meetings with city staff will continue to be prohibited. Access to staff for inquiries will continue via virtual means such as telephone, teleconferencing and video- conferencing," reads a news release.
"And finally, to ensure your safety and the safety of staff while the pandemic continues to affect us, we have implemented a number of personal safety precautions (social distancing, proper PPE, sanitizing, hand sanitizing stations) which could cause service delays. Your patience during this phased in reopening is appreciated."
