As DeWitt County and surrounding area residents return to the Neighborhood Care Center, or NCC, on Main Street, they will be greeted with a new, fresh look.

Cody Monkman (pictured right) is the Director of NCC and indicates they spent the shutdowns updating the facility with a new look. Thanks to a grant, a modern front door was planned to be installed ahead of the pandemic sweeping through Illinois. Additionally, the inside of the facility received a much-needed facelift.

As residents enter the facility, they will have their temperature taken and there will be PPE available including masks and hand sanitizer. Monkman says a temperature of 100.4 or below allows you access to the facility.

According to Monkman, their 15 services will be condensed to a focus of their weekly services. He indicates some services won't change but others are seeing some alterations, for instance, their neighborhood market program.

For the latest guidelines and services update with the Neighborhood Care Center, find them on Facebook.