The 120 or so city employees who have just moved or soon will move into their new City Service Center digs are excited about the change, Deputy City Manager Lisa Goodwin said.
“They’re definitely excited, very excited,” Goodwin said during a walk-through of the facility last week. “The Government Center is 40 years old now and has its maintenance challenges.
“This will be great for our employees, but most important is it will be much more convenient for citizens.”
Already at the City Service Center are Goodwin, the 311 Citizen Service call center and CCG-TV. The following departments will be there starting today: parks and recreation, occupational tax, business license, revenue collection, elections and registration and the tax assessor. The tax commissioner’s office will be there June 25, and the first Council meeting will be July 9.
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