UPDATE: Monroe County government offices closed until July 8

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Monroe County government offices, including the county's court system, will stay closed until July 8, according to an update from the Monroe County alert system.

At noon Monday, the county Monroe County government offices and courts closed because of a “government-wide server outage,” cancelling all scheduled court hearings for the rest Monday.

The Monroe County Jail, Sheriff's Office, and highway department remained open and will continue working through the outage.

It is currently unclear what caused the outage. The outage could go longer if the issue continues.

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