We stated in our earlier email that our intent was to re-open our ProPak locations beginning on Monday, June 8th, 2020. Unfortunately, due to various transportation restrictions coming from the state we are unable to open on the 8th.
We are still working through the restrictions and we anticipate further guidance from the Ohio Department of DD to come out shortly. Based on the anticipated guidance forthcoming we hope to be able to open the following Monday, June 15th.
We apologize for the delay as we are all anxious to get back. I assure you we will continue to advocate at the state level for relief in the restrictions in many areas that will hopefully allow us to get back to work at ProPak.
If you have questions, please feel free to call or email Carol Flunoy at (330) 245-7166 or email to cflunoy@weaverindustries.org.
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