Loganville Chick-fil-A Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19

LOGANVILLE, GA — The Chick-fil-A on the Atlanta Highway was cleaned thoroughly after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.

“Our highest priority is the health and well-being of our Team Member and Guests,” a company spokesperson said to The Walton Tribune in a statement Thursday. “After learning that a Team Member at Chick-fil-A Loganville was diagnosed with COVID-19, the restaurant initiated the response protocol and took precautionary measures, including disinfecting and deep cleaning the restaurant.”

Chick-fil-A dining rooms have been closed for weeks, but their drive-throughs —manned by employees who often wear cow-patterned masks — have done a booming business.

The Chick-fil-A is on the Walton County side of Loganville. While Walton ranks only 40th among Georgia counties with 343 cases of COVID-19, nearby Gwinnett County has the most of any county with 5,958 cases as of Friday.

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