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Corporate Centre closed on Monday 4 January

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Corporate Centre closed on Monday 4 January

Due to a number of new COVID-19 exposure sites in Bayside and the increased need for residents to get tested, a temporary overflow testing site has been set up in Bayside City Council's Corporate Centre car park, managed by Connect Health. As parking will not be available for visitors to the centre, the Customer Service Counter will be closed on Monday 4 January.

As the need for testing continues to be high we are working with DHHS to find other suitable locations for testing sites that may be able to operate longer term and once these open early this week, the Corporate Centre car park and the front counter will re-open on Tuesday 5 January.

COVID exposure site and testing

If you have visited any of the public exposure sites listed on the DHHS website, you must get tested and isolate until you get a negative result.

See the full list of exposure sites.

Test sites in Bayside include Sandringham Hospital and Beaumaris (76-78 Wells Road) – find out details here.

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Source: Bayside City Council : Corporate Centre closed on Monday 4 January
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