This also applies to patrons who have a medical exemption and are unable to wear a face mask.Ĭlose Contact Notification and Mask RequirementĬlose contacts of the positive individual will be notified via email or telephone call as soon as possible. This situation includes some sports programming where masks are not able to be worn at all times including swimming, wrestling, boxing and some gymnastics programming.
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Patrons who are unable to wear a tightly fitted mask at all times must stay home for the full 10 days even if they are symptom free.
If a patron begins to show signs of COVID-19 symptoms while at the park, they will be separated from their group or class and taken to an isolation area and parents or caregivers will be immediately notified so the patron can be picked up. Cough, shortness of breath, or difficulty breathing.Please be on the lookout for common symptoms of COVID-19, which include: Park patrons are responsible for supplying their own face coverings.Īll patrons should self-monitoring for symptoms of COVID-19 and stay home if they feel sick. We encourage everyone to wear a face coverings, especially while indoors and be supportive of others who choose to wear a mask outdoors as well. Clean and disinfect all high touch surfaces regularlyįace covering are not required, however, they are strongly recommended in our public indoor settings.Conduct contact tracing and notify close contacts following a positive case.Keep groups or classes together and “static” to the greatest extent possible.Promote social distancing and spacing between groups or classes.Promote staff and patrons to stay up to date with vaccinations.Encourage the use of face coverings in accordance with Chicago Community COVID-19 Risk Level recommendations found at:.The Chicago Park District is following the safety measures and best management practices listed below to minimize the potential for COVID-19 transmission in our parks: These policies and procedures are in accordance with the guidance and recommendations of the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and are being put in place to ensure that our programming can continue to be operated safely and have as few disruptions due to COVID-19 as possible.ĬOVID-19 Safety Measures and Best Management Practices The following COVID-19 updated policies and procedures will be implemented for our Fall 2022 Programming (including Park Kids). If you are at high risk for severe illness, talk to your healthcare provider about whether you need to wear a mask and take other precautions.Follow all isolation guidance, including wearing a face mask.Stay up to date* with COVID-19 vaccines.In Low Risk the Chicago Park District and Chicago Department of Public Health strongly recommend individuals: The City of Chicago and Cook County are currently in the "Low" risk category for community transmission of COVID-19.
Chicago Park District’s COVID-19 Response Plan
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