COVID Requirements For Access To Council Facilities

Written by: The Griffith Phoenix

Make sure you have proof of your COVID-19 vaccination status when visiting Griffith City Council facilities. The new outdoor pool is open for fun and recreation.

Make sure you have proof of your COVID-19 vaccination status when visiting Griffith City Council facilities. The new outdoor pool is open for fun and recreation.

Premier Dominic Perrottet has announced that all of NSW will be aligned with the same COVID rules from Monday 11 October 2021, with NSW having reached the 70 percent vaccination rate, so as of Monday, October 11:

  • All patrons, clients and customers attending any Council facility must be double vaccinated.
  • COVID-Safe check-ins and proof of vaccination will be required for staff and customers and masks are required Customers (anyone over 16 years old) will need to provide proof of their vaccination at all Council facilities. This can be done with either a COVID Digital Certificate from MyGov or Certification from the place of vaccination or from the Australian Immunisation Register.

All staff serving at any Council facility will have had at least one or both Covid-19 vaccinations.

Council has declared it will always adhere to Public Health Orders and will continue work to information to hand at the current time, knowing they can change at any time.

The indoor and outdoor pools at Griffith Regional Aquatic Leisure Centre will remain open. The indoor pool will only be open for swimming lessons, squad training, lap swimming and rehabilitation activities, while the outdoor pool is open for recreational swimming. All patrons aged 16 and over will need to be double vaccinated.

In the gym, there have been a few changes to mask rules with gym-goers now only required to be 'exercising' not 'strenuously exercising'. Masks are still required in all indoor classes, and limits of 20 people per class will be in place.

Griffith Regional Theatre has had to cancel most shows scheduled for 2021, although there will be a Christmas Morning Melodies Show on December 14, 2021. The Theatre is planning a Season Launch for Monday, December 13 previewing what’s on offer for the 2022 season.

Information and education facilities (including art galleries, museums and libraries) are able to operate with the greater of the density limit or 75 percent fixed seated capacity.

Community sport remains prohibited across the State. For the full list of restrictions and the Road Map, please visit nsw.gov.au.

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