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March 18, 2020 by Dunphy Communications

Clare County Council service update – 18 March 2020

Clare County Council service update – 18 March 2020
March 18, 2020 by Dunphy Communications

Clare County Council has confirmed that it continues to provide key public services despite the ongoing closure of public offices and buildings due to COVID-19.

Members of the public requiring assistance relating to a Council service should contact Clare County Council by phone (065-6821616) or email (customerservices@clarecoco.ie) between 9:00am and 5:00pm, Monday to Friday.

Clare County Council’s COVID-19 Crisis Management Team continues to meet with regard to the provision of essential services to communities across Clare.

The Local Authority is currently engaging with Elected Members and community and voluntary groups to mobilise a local voluntary response to assist vulnerable persons. Further details of this initiative will be made available shortly.

A list of closed buildings and facilities, as well as available services may be viewed on www.clarecoco.ie.

Health-related queries:
Members of the public who have any symptoms of a respiratory infection are urged to call the HSE helpline on 1890 300046 between 10:00am and 5:00pm (operates every day). General queries may be made to the HSELive number 1850-241850. For more visit www.hse.ie/coronavirus.

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