PHOTO: It’s a first for City Council. All members in different locations.

Employees will work with individuals by phone or online

County Administrator Neiman Young says staff will be available during regular business hours by phone

VIDEO: City coronavirus update

Staff will continue to work. Business can be done online or by phone

VIDEOS: Assistant County Administrator and Spotsylvania Delegate Mark Cole says the governor’s 10 person limit doesn’t apply to local government meetings

The City and Stafford have closed government buildings. Spotsylvania has not.

County officials say business can still be conducted on-line and by phone

City Manager says new rules in effect until at least March 31.

City attempting to slow the spread of coronavirus

Officials say the decision to close could be extended depending on the local and national situation

City officials say the declaration made as a precautionary security measure, which allows for the full powers of government to deal effectively with emergencies or hazardous weather conditions

Stafford County Administrator Tom Foley calls it an “unprecedented circumstance”

VIDEO: Mayor Greenlaw tells us the City is monitoring the situation with healthcare, schools and regional officials.

VIDEO: Senator Kaine says the goal is to keep sick employees home and away from work where they can infect others

State Officials say so far Virginia has no confirmed cases of COVID-19