Pamela Cruz. Pensula 360 Press.
Starting this Tuesday, October 13, Redwood City's recreational parks will reopen so that residents across the city can once again enjoy open spaces, as long as they follow safety guidelines to prevent COVID-19 infections.
According to Redwood City Parks, Recreation and Community Services, signs have been printed, handwashing stations installed, supplies stocked, fences removed, bases reopened and protocols fine-tuned to meet guidelines and ensure a safe return amid the pandemic.
He also stressed that although the parks will look the same, things will be different, as all actions will be taken into account to protect the health and safety of children and the community.
However, the authority pointed out that it does not have the capacity to monitor all recreational parks to verify compliance with the measures, and that it will not be able to disinfect each playground daily or between uses.
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