Yes.
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read moreYes, fishing, boating for sport and commercial fishing are allowed at parks where permitted, both inland and at the coast. Anglers must wear face coverings when they are within 6…
read morePark managers may determine on a park-by-park and facility-by-facility basis if they can open and operate tennis courts, disc golf courses, basketball courts, pickleball courts and other shared sports facilities…
read moreNo. Contact sports are still not allowed except amongst members of the same household or living unit. Tournaments and competitions are not allowed.
read moreYes. However, some restrooms may remain closed due to maintenance issues. Please check with your parks department to learn about individual park facilities. Some parks might have temporary, portable restrooms…
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read moreYes, parks may be open for public access at the discretion of the park owner. This now includes both inland parks and coastal parks. Parking lots are open.
read moreApartment residents should be allowed to access shared facilities in their apartment buildings, with proper distancing and hygiene.
read moreYou may leave your home to work at any business or other entity that is allowed to open, to patronize local businesses, or to care for friends or family members…
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