COVID-19
Huron Perth Public Health is the lead agency working with the Ministry of Health, Public Health Ontario and healthcare providers to monitor the COVID-19 situation and take actions as appropriate. Central Huron is following recommendations from Huron Perth Public Health to ensure we are prepared to respond to the situation as it evolves.
For general information on COVID-19 please visit the Huron Perth Public Health website.
What we're doing
The Municipality of Central Huron is taking steps to ensure the health and safety of our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. These include:
- Maintaining important services like fire, police and paramedics, as well as garbage and recycling collection
- Offering an up-to-date directory of shops, restaurants and services
- Communicating with the County of Huron and Huron Perth Public Health
What's open and closed
All Central Huron facilities are currently closed to the public. Some services remain operational and will be delivered in a way that protects the healthy and safety of our residents and staff.
A list of municipal facilities that are closed indefinitely is available below. Please note, municipal staff remain in place at some facilities and are offering limited services during this closure. Click on the facility or department for full details and contact information.
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What do I need to attend a Central Huron Recreation Facility?
Users of Central Huron recreation facilities will be required to actively screen for COVID-19 symptoms by completing the below form prior to entering a Central Huron recreation facility.
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Are masks required to be worn? |
Yes. Masks are required to be worn indoors at all times with the exception of participants exercising or playing sports. This includes coaches and volunteers on the bench and players in the dressing rooms. |
Questions? |
Reach out to any of our staff and we will be happy to help you.
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Active Screening Form |
Please complete the COVID-19 active screening form prior to attending a Central Huron recreation facilities. Paper forms will be available, however, it is strongly recommended that the online form be completed in advance to avoid line ups and long wait times to enter facilities. |