Sarnia

Minto reopens more facilities and programs

The Town of Minto staff is working towards opening farmers’ market, railway museum, splash pad, pools, and day camp programs.

Staff is reviewing Provincial, Health Unit, and Lifesaving Society documents while working towards opening these places.

If all goes well, the farmers’ market and railway museum could open as early as June 20th, while the splash pad, pools, and day camp programs could open and begin as early as July 6th.

A release says the township continues to keep public safety as a top priority during the unique circumstances surrounding COVID-19. After the recent Provincial announcement, Town Limitations will be put in place to protect our vendors, staff, and participants. Playgrounds will remain closed at this time as per the Provincial order. Parks and most parks amenities remain open.

Residents are reminded that the following rules remain in place: 1) gatherings of no more than 10; previously 5 2) staying home if you feel unwell 3) practicing social distancing 4) practicing frequent hand washing

The Town of Minto municipal office, as well as recreation and theatre facilities, will remain closed to the public for the time being.

The Town of Minto extended sincere appreciation to the community for their cooperation and patience during such unprecedented circumstances.

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