Worker dies after fall from 15-foot ladder at St. Augustine City Hall
Blanchard Caulking and Coating, a commercial waterproofing business, confirmed to Times-Union news partner First Coast News that its employee died following the June 20 incident.
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St. Johns County Fire Rescue said the middle-aged man was taken to Flagler Hospital after falling off the ladder and was in life-threatening condition at that time.
The St. Augustine Police Department said on Facebook that City Hall would close at noon and reopen 8 a.m. June 23.
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