01/17/2022 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 01/18/2022 06:42
The Metropolitan Action Commission will remain in a remote service delivery until Monday, January 24 due to the ongoing impact of COVID-19.
Last week, the agency planned to resume in-person on Tuesday, however the ongoing impact of staff shortages and the continue increase of COVID-19 cases in Davidson County has severely hampered the agency's attempt to reopen this week.
"Our agency is accustomed to adapting given all that Nashville has experienced. However, our team members have either contracted or been exposed to the virus impacting their health and safety in the same way many individuals and businesses are impacted," said Dr. Cynthia Croom, Executive Director of Metro Action.
Customers will still be able to drop off of documents for existing and new applications for assistance at the agency's main office and the HOPE rental assistance online portal will reopen as planned for new applications this week.
The following are the details of service and program delivery during the remote scheduling:
All Metro Action in-person programs and services will reopen on Monday, January 24.