Northern Beaches Council has taken strong measures to protect the health of the community following the advice of NSW Health in response to a number of active COVID cases on the Northern Beaches.
Mayor Michael Regan said NSW Health had released a request for all Northern Beaches residents to stay home for the next three days in an effort to prevent any further spread.
“It’s really tough but we’ve got through this before and we will again,” Mayor Regan said.
“The temporary closures we are announcing for the next three days are in the interest of everyone’s health and safety and really important while the contact tracers continue to do their work and NSW Health gets more of a sense on where we stand.
“It is as important as ever that our community follow the health advice – stay home, stay within family groups, wash hands and if any symptoms appear please get tested.
“The community should be assured we will maintain all essential services like waste collection, childcare, Meals on Wheels, road maintenance as well as customer service online and on the phone.”
Facilities and services which will be temporarily closed, Friday 18 Dec to Sun 20 Dec:
- Customer Service Centres (contact us on 1300 434 434 or online)
- Skate parks and playgrounds
- Community sporting activities in parks and reserves
- Outdoor gyms
- Manly Dam
- Manly and Warringah aquatic centres
- All community centres
- All libraries
- Glen Street Theatre
- Manly Art Gallery and Museum
- Creative Space in North Curl Curl
- Manly Visitor Information Centre
- Kimbriki Buy Back Centre and the Eco House & Garden
- Environmental centres and programs
- The Aboriginal Heritage Office in Freshwater
- Council managed golf and tennis courts
"These are very challenging times. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation and understanding as we manage these difficult circumstances in the interests of the health of our community,” Mayor Regan said.
For regular updates visit www.northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au