COVID-19 UPDATE:

• City Hall closed to the public. Parkade remains open.

• All City of Edmonton recreation centres and attractions are closed until further notice.

• Monday, May 11 the Victoria and Riverside Golf Course will reopen to the public although food and beverage services will not be available until further notice.Due to the financial impacts of COVID-19, the Rundle Park Golf Course will not reopen this summer.
• Starting May 22 all playgrounds, skateparks, tennis, pickleball, volleyball and basketball courts, disc golf, outdoor fitness parks, and athletic tracks will begin re-opening for safe use. 
• Paid parking in all EPark zones, including City Epark parkades, will be suspended.
• The option to delay residential and non-residential property tax payments until August 31 is available to those who need financial relief.
• Deferral of utility payments during the period of March 20 to June 18 for those who need financial relief. Contact City to discuss.

• Has cancelled all bookings at City sports fields until the end of May. Groups who had a booking will receive a refund. The City is working with leagues and other groups to revise their season schedules and game plans. While the fields themselves are not closed, please don't use them until May 1, when they are drier and safer.

• All City operated outdoor pools and spray parks, including the City Hall fountain, will remain closed for the duration of the summer season.
• Green Shack programming will not be activated for the duration of the summer season.

• Effective Saturday, May 16, Alex Decoteau and Paisley off-leash fenced dog parks are reopening for pets and their owners. Note: Alex Decoteau off-leash dog park access will be restricted to a maximum occupancy of 15 people at all times. Manning Village will remain closed due to maintenance.

• Visit edmonton.ca/COVID-19 for updates.

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