Village of West Haverstraw adds multiple layers of COVID-19 protection to building
Village of West Haverstraw officials say they are prepared for a spike in coronavirus cases.
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Dec 16, 2020, 1:02 AM
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Updated 1,319 days ago
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298ds agoVillage of West Haverstraw officials say they are prepared for a spike in coronavirus cases.
Like most municipalities, entering the Village of West Haverstraw building starts with a temperature check.
Once inside, there are layers of protection.
Mayor Robert D’Amelio says they have invested $60,000 in safety upgrades that were needed. The building houses village offices, a senior community center, a gymnasium, a court and the DPW.
The biggest investment was a brand-new air filtration system and a new audio-visual system for board meetings.
