Anthony Littlejohn completes the COVID-19 cleaning protocols for AOC vehicles.

As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded, Architect of the Capitol (AOC) staff began working through the protocols we needed to keep our employees, members, staff and visitors safe.

Resources were created and distributed to keep everyone informed of the changing environment. These resources include our Pandemic Operations Plan, which provides an in-depth look at the new normal, frequently asked questions for employees to navigate the pandemic, and new cleaning protocols implemented to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Here are a few photos that showcase these important cleaning protocols for vehicles, tools and office spaces.

Robert Hollins cleans high-touch surface areas and work spaces in the Library of Congress buildings.
Roger Hall cleans high-touch surface areas and work spaces in the Library of Congress buildings.
Robert Hollins and Roger Hall clean high-touch surface areas and work spaces in the Library of Congress buildings.
Robert Hollins (top left & bottom left) and Roger Hall (right & bottom left) clean high-touch surface areas and work spaces in the Library of Congress buildings.

 

Richard Caselman completes the COVID-19 cleaning protocols for AOC vehicles.
Frank Bussler completes the COVID-19 cleaning protocols for AOC vehicles.
Anthony Littlejohn completes the COVID-19 cleaning protocols for AOC vehicles.
Richard Caselman, Frank Bussler and Anthony Littlejohn (clockwise from top left) complete the COVID-19 cleaning protocols for AOC vehicles.

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