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COVID-19: District to keep public facilities open for now

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All public facilities will remain open for now
staff report
March 14, 2020 8:10am

District of Squamish will keep recreation services programs and public facilities open to the public– for now.

However, the district said it will review the situation daily and will make any changes as it ‘vigilantly’ monitors the recommendations of Vancouver Coastal Health and the B.C. Centre for Disease Control.

“Changes will be made as necessary following provincial health authority recommendations,” district said.

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At this time, all Squamish Recreation Services programs and camps will continue as scheduled. Brennan Park Recreation Centre, The 55 Activity Centre, Squamish Public Library and Squamish Adventure Centre remain open to the public.

Meanwhile, Squamish Recreation Services will waive its cancellation policy on all programs and spring break camps until further notice.

There will be no financial penalty on any cancellations.

District also said residents should refrain from attending programs or visiting public facilities or any drop-in activities if they are experiencing any illness whatsoever.

“If you have symptoms such as fever, cough and difficulty breathing, please call your health care professional immediately, or contact the Health Information line at 8-1-1.”

The district will ensure additional cleaning and sanitation with a focus on high-touch surfaces.

There will be more signs recommending hygiene practices and district staff will be required to stay home if they feel unwell.

“The health and safety of our community is of the utmost importance. We are following provincial recommendations, and recognizing that many of our residents rely on our programming, especially when school is out of session,” says District of Squamish Mayor Karen Elliott.

Mayor Karen Elliott has also written a message for the community, where she calls upon the community to look out for each other and support local business.

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