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As you are likely aware, on February 9, Governor Pritzker announced plans to partially lift Illinois' indoor mask mandate as of February 28, assuming state COVID metrics continue to decline. Consistent with our compliance throughout the pandemic, the Park District will adhere to State requirements by implementing a mask optional approach within Park District programs, events, and facilities for participants, visitors, and staff, effective Monday, February 28, 2022.
Despite many challenges over the past two years, the community has been responsible, respectful, and safe; adjusting, evolving, and adapting to the changing guidelines. As the Park District transitions to mask optional, our community members are reminded and encouraged to continue to show respect and honor others’ personal decisions about whether to wear a mask at Park District activities, events, and facilities, or not. Certainly, any staff or patron who prefers to continue to wear a face covering is encouraged to do so as well.
The Park District has been diligent in our efforts to follow the Governor’s mandates and the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Illinois Department of Public Health, and local health officials, and retains the right to reinstate mitigation strategies should it become necessary. As always, our goal is to provide recreational and wellness opportunities while being safe and compliant.
Thank you for your ongoing commitment and dedication along with your continued patience and understanding as the Park District navigates these changes.
Come out for some fun games, warm up drills and a round robin scramble. Paddles and balls will be furnished if you don't have your own. No Partner required.
Grades: 4 - 8
Learn the beginning skills required to be a lifeguard May 3 - 4
*Must attend both training days to receive lifeguard certification
Explore, Learn and Conserve... Join the Park District for an outdoor event that combines a hike with engaging educational learning opportunities. This event will cover basic outdoor educational information such as fire starting, items to pack for a day hike, plant identification, and discussions on how we can help preserve our local natural spaces.
FREE participation thanks to the Geneseo Park District Foundation.