Town of Rocky Mountain House response to COVID-19 (coronavirus)

This page was updated on March 1, 2022 at 9 a.m.

PROVINCIAL MEASURES

Masks are no longer required in Town facilities, as per Step 2 of the Government of Alberta's easing of public health restrictions.

Patrons may choose to wear a mask.
Isolation is still legally required for people who have Covid-19 symptoms or have tested positive.
As always, do not attend any public facility if you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19 or are otherwise required to isolate according to provincial public health mandates.

Refer to the Government of Alberta website for current measures in effect, e.g. masking requirements for public transit and health care facilities.

MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS

The Town Office is open. Please call 403-845-2866 for inquiries.
The Credit Union Co-op Aquatic Centre is open. Call 403-845-6977 for inquiries.
The Rocky Regional Recreation Centre is open. Please call 403-845-3720 for inquiries.
The Fitness Centre is open. Please call 403-845-3720 for inquiries.
The Public Works Shop open by appointment. Please call 403-845-3220.
FCSS is open. Appointments preferred. Please call 403-845-5720.

Outdoor parks and trails are open. Please wash or sanitize your hands before and after use.

All essential municipal services continue.

Organizations operating in Town facilities

The Provincial Government eliminated the Restrictions Exemption Program on February 9.

Patrons may choose to wear a mask, however masks are no longer required in Town facilities.

Restaurants and Cafés
The Town’s existing Temporary Use of Public Property policy allows for outdoor dining adjacent to restaurants, cafés and bars.
The Planning and Community Development Department will expedite all patio applications.
There is no fee for a temporary use permit for patios or sidewalk sales.
Some cases may require a development permit. Call 403-847-5260 to find out more or get started.

Commonly-requested documents and links:

Guidance documents for businesses, organizations, activities and facilities
COVID-19 symptoms and testing
Help in Tough Times (Mental Health resources/Alberta Health Services)
Healthy Together: Family life during COVID-19 (Alberta Health Services)
Financial Aid for Businesses and Individuals (Canada)

Municipal action in response to COVID-19 pandemic

The Town of Rocky Mountain House will maintain essential services and adapt normal operations as needed.

Staff are still working. Phone 403-845-2866 to find out if your business can be conducted remotely while you are isolating.

For more information on public health mandates and advice, please consult Alberta Health Services or the Public Health Agency of Canada.

The Town of Rocky Mountain House will continue to follow Alberta Health guidelines and/or provincial directives as they evolve.

Status of Town facilities and programs:

Facility	Status	Details
Town Office 5116 50 Ave. 403-845-2866	Open	As always, do not attend any public facility if you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19 or are otherwise required to isolate according to provincial public health mandates.
Public Works 4607 48 St. 403-845-3220	Open	Appointment are preferred. Phone 403-845-3220. As always, do not attend any public facility if you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19 or are otherwise required to isolate according to provincial public health mandates.
Rocky Regional Recreation Centre 5332 50 St. 403-845-3720	Open	As always, do not attend any public facility if you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19 or are otherwise required to isolate according to provincial public health mandates.
Credit Union Co-op Aquatic Centre 5202 53 Ave. 403-845-6977	Open	Daily length and public swim times. Click here for reopening schedule and protocol. As always, do not attend any public facility if you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19 or are otherwise required to isolate according to provincial public health mandates.
Clearwater FCSS 5110 50 Ave. 403-847-5270	Open - appointments preferred	Open for drop-in service but appointments are preferred to guarantee service. Phone 403-847-5720. As always, do not attend any public facility if you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19 or are otherwise required to isolate according to provincial public health mandates.
Trails, Playgrounds including Skatepark and Spray Park Tennis/pickleball Courts	Open Spray Park is seasonal	Outdoor activity is encouraged for physical and mental well-being. Please wash/sanitize your hands before and after use. As always, do not attend any public facility if you are showing any symptoms of Covid-19 or are otherwise required to isolate according to provincial public health mandates.
Oval and Outdoor rink	Seasonal	Seasonal - Check signage for Temporary weather closures
Sports Fields	Seasonal	Phone 403-845-3720 for bookings and inquiries.
Lou Soppit Community Centre	Open	Phone 403-845-3720 for bookings and inquiries.
Centennial Campground	Seasonal	Phone 403-845-3720 for bookings and inquiries.
Public Washrooms	Seasonal	Plumbed washrooms close seasonally. Outhouses near Strawberry Hill and Riverside Park are open year-round.
Sani-Dump	Seasonal

Current as of March 1, 2022

The Town of Rocky Mountain House will adhere to all current public health direction.

The Town of Rocky Mountain House wishes to reiterate the key messages of Alberta Health. To protect yourself and others:

Use good hygiene practices, such as frequent handwashing;
Cover coughs and sneezes;
Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands;
Stay at home and away from others if you are feeling ill;
If you have symptoms, stay home and call Health Link 811 for instructions.
Spread KINDNESS; not COVID.

Alberta Health Services is the lead agency managing the province's response to the global pandemic.

Please consult the following resources for current information:

Alberta Health Services information on COVID-19 (coronavirus)

Guidance documents for businesses, organizations, activities and facilities (Alberta)

COVID-19 symptoms and testing (Alberta)

Help in Tough Times (Mental Health resources/Alberta Health Services)

Healthy Together: Family life during COVID-19 (Alberta Health Services)

Financial Aid for Businesses and Individuals (Canada)

Small and Medium Enterprise Relaunch Grant (Alberta)

ENFORCEMENT: All complaints relating to violations of COVID-19 public health orders should be submitted to the Public Health Inspector by using the online form available here.

FOR KIDS: A children's story to explain COVID-19 By Manuela Molina

What Should I Do If I Think I Have COVID-19?

If you have symptoms such as fever, cough and difficulty breathing and have travelled outside Canada or have been exposed to someone who has COVID-19, stay home and consult the AHS self-assessment tool or call Health Link 811.

If you are not seriously ill, do not go to a physician’s office, a health care facility or a lab without consulting with Health Link 811 first.

Call 911 if you are seriously ill and need immediate medical attention and inform them that you may have COVID-19.

Symptoms
COVID-19 vs. Influenza
COVID-19 Self-assessment

Source: Alberta Health Services

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Town of Rocky Mountain House response to COVID-19 (coronavirus)

Masks are no longer required in Town facilities, as per Step 2 of the Government of Alberta's easing of public health restrictions.

MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS

All essential municipal services continue.

Organizations operating in Town facilities

Commonly-requested documents and links:

Municipal action in response to COVID-19 pandemic

What Should I Do If I Think I Have COVID-19?

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