From staff reports
Clarion County buildings will be partially re-open Monday, Feb. 8.
County commissioner Ted Tharan said the first floor of the administration building will be opened to allow candidates in the primary election to get petitions and street lists.
The treasurer’s office will be open, and the Veterans Affairs office will be available by appointment only, Tharan said.
The courthouse remains under judicial order and most offices will be open by appointment only. The register and recorder’s office, sheriff’s office, prothonotary and clerk of courts office and assessment and tax claims offices will also be open by appointment only.
The Human Services building will also operate by appointment only.
The county’s COVID-19 emergency declaration is currently in effect through March 31.