The hub for Knights of Columbus, a charity organization in Spotswood, New Jersey, will be transformed into a polling site this November, according to local news outlet TAPinto.
The building, normally used as a center for convening members, will be open to voters from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day.
The Knights of Columbus building will play a particularly essential role this year, as "the schools started prohibiting us from using them" as polling sites, said Spotswood Mayor Ed Seely in an interview with Business Insider.
All voters who choose to vote at the site must wear a mask and social distance as much as possible inside the facility, according to Spotswood Municipal Clerk Patricia DeStefano.
"It's a big building," DeStefano told Business Insider. "I can't open all of my polls, so I'm using the Knights of Columbus for four districts." Knights of Columbus staffers and volunteers will facilitate social distancing by indicating six feet of distance on the floor inside using tape and sanitizing the building before and after the election, DeStafano added.