Reducing the spread of COVID-19 continues to be a team effort. Over the course of the pandemic Si View Metro Parks has developed extensive safety plans in accordance with industry specific guidelines, and our staff is trained with latest available information. It is important that all participants join our efforts and continue to follow all safety guidelines applicable to specific activities, as individual actions play a critical role in reducing risk of transmitting the disease.
We recommend that high-risk group or vulnerable participants consult with their medical provider to assess their personal risks and determine if attendance in group activities is appropriate. Similarly, participants with high-risk group family members at home, should consider the risk of participating in group activities and potential exposure to the disease.
Follow all program specific guidance provided. These may include modifications to items you may/ may not bring from home, group sizes and activity schedules.
The symptoms to monitor for include: fever (100.4F or higher) or a sense of having a fever, new cough or shortness of breath, chills or repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, or new loss of taste or smell. Learn more about symptoms, testing and when to return to activities here.
District wide updates for the latest status of programs, parks and facilities are posted on our website. Visit this page for the latest information.
Vaccine Verification
Verification of Vaccination Order issued by Public Health Seattle & King County has ended on March 1, 2022. Verification of vaccination status is not necessary to participate in indoor recreational activities at community centers, gyms and fitness spaces, public pools, and private rentals at our facilities.
Si View Metro Parks policy requiring all staff and contractors to be vaccinated or be subject to weekly testing as a condition of employment remains in effect. Vaccination is strongly recommended for individuals volunteering at Si View programs and required for anyone volunteering at school facilities.
Face Masks
Statewide outdoor mask mandate was lifted for large scale events in February. The statewide indoor mask mandate and King County indoor masking order for most public spaces have also been lifted. Currently, wearing a mask is optional, but not required, at Si View facilities. This includes indoor program participants, spectators and visitors at our facilities.
Thank you for your cooperation!
