City Services, Programs and Facilities
Updated 29 April 2022
Public health measures to mitigate COVID-19 will ease on Friday 29 April 2022. The modified measures now in place for certain City services, programs, facilities, events and situations are summarised below.
Masks
Mask wearing is no longer mandatory when entering indoor City venues or outdoor spaces; but is encouraged where physical distancing is not possible.
Venue Capacity Limits and other Restrictions
Indoor City venues (including but not limited to) George Burnett Leisure Centre, Senior Citizen’s Centres and Community Halls no longer have a prescribed public health venue capacity limit, so attendance shall be determined by the particular venue capacity only.
Outdoor City venues including parks and reserves no longer have a prescribed public health venue capacity limit (attendance shall be limited by the particular venue capacity only).
COVID Event Safety Planning
COVID Event Checklists/Plans are no longer mandatory, but are encouraged.
Proof of Vaccination
No longer required to enter City’s venues.
Checking In
No longer required to enter City’s venues.
Social Distancing
The 2 square metre rule removed for City’s venues.
Feeling Unwell
Anyone experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms should refrain from visiting community facilities or other premises. if people are feeling unwell, they should get tested and isolate until they receive a negative result.
More Info
Refer to the WA Government’s COVID-19 webpage for more information.
Return to COVID-19 page for more information.
