Alabama Capitol, governor's mansion reopen 1 year after pandemic

Alabama Capitol, governor’s mansion reopen 1 year after pandemic
WSFA Staff
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - In a new sign that things are beginning to return to some sort of normalcy a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Kay Ivey has announced the reopening of both the state Capitol and Governor’s Mansion to the public.
The reopenings are effective immediately, giving tourists access to two of Montgomery’s most visited buildings.
“As more Alabamians voluntarily get vaccinated and our COVID-19 numbers continue in an encouraging direction, it is only proper that our state capitol and governor’s mansion are once again open to the public,” Governor Ivey said. “I appreciate the people of Alabama being patient and abiding by the COVID-19 protocols, however, I’m excited to announce that we can safely welcome folks back for a visit.”

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