Anne Arundel County buildings will be closed on Monday because of a cyber incident impacting county services, according to officials.

The Anne Arundel County government is investigating a “cyber incident” that began disrupting county services Saturday, according to a post from the county on the social media platform X. At 10:15 a.m.

County officials are investigating after a “cyber incident” shut down some public services over the weekend. In a post on X on Saturday, Feb. 22, the Anne Arundel County Government said that some public services were down and that the county was working to restore access.

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Due to a cyber incident, county buildings in Anne Arundel County will be closed Monday. County officials confirmed that an "ongoing cyber incident" is affecting public services.

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. (7News) — Officials are actively investigating an external origin cyber incident impacting some county services, according to a post by Anne Arundel County Government on X.

Some public services are currently down in Anne Arundel County due to a “cyber incident,” and officials say they are actively working to address the issues and restore full access as quickly as possible.

According to the Anne Arundel County Government, some public services in the county have been affected by an “ongoing cyber incident of external origin. "Yester