Now that air quality levels have improved to “unhealthy only to sensitive groups,” all programs and facilities have returned to regular activities and schedules.
According to Airnow.gov, people with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and teens should choose less strenuous activities and shorten the amount of time while active outdoors. Everyone else may enjoy outdoor activities.
We will continue to monitor the situation carefully and make any necessary adjustments to our operations for the health and safety of our participants and staff. Please check our website and social media for the latest updates, and for up-to-date information about air quality status, visit airnow.gov
Due to continued “unhealthy” air quality levels this morning and predicted improvements over the course of the day, the following adjustments are being made to our programs and facilities:
A formal update on programs and facilities will be made by 10am.
According to Airnow.gov, people with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and teens should reduce exposure by avoiding strenuous outdoor activities or keeping outdoor activities short. Consider moving physical activities indoors.
Everyone is recommended to reduce your exposure by choosing less strenuous activities or shortening the amount of time you are active outdoors.
We will continue to monitor the situation carefully and make any necessary adjustments to our operations for the health and safety of our participants and staff. Please check our website and social media for the latest updates, and for up-to-date information about air quality status, visit airnow.gov.
Due to “very unhealthy” air levels in our area reported by AirNow.gov, the following adjustments have been made to our programs and facilities:
According to Airnow.gov, people with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and teens should avoid physical activities outdoors.
All others should avoid strenuous outdoor activities, keep outdoor activities short, and consider moving physical activities indoors or rescheduling them.
We will continue to monitor the situation carefully and make any necessary adjustments to our operations for the health and safety of our participants and staff. Please check our website and social media for the latest updates. For up-to-date information about air quality status, visit airnow.gov.
Though air quality has improved slightly, it continues to be at an “unhealthy” level, according to airnow.gov.
As a result, all summer camps will remain indoors (camp directors will contact camp families if pick-up locations change).
The following facilities are open: Hidden Creek AquaPark, Rosewood Swimming Beach (Open Water Triathlon Training will run at 6pm), Park Ave Boating Facility, Heller Nature Center, Sunset Valley Golf Club, and the Highland Park Golf Learning Center. Golfers are advised to play only within their comfort level.
Deer Creek Racquet Club is open for court bookings beginning at 3pm.
Additional formal updates on programs, including Athletics programs and games scheduled for tonight, will be made by 1pm.
According to Airnow.gov, people with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and teens should reduce exposure by avoiding strenuous outdoor activities or keeping outdoor activities short. Consider moving physical activities indoors.
Everyone is recommended to reduce their exposure by choosing less strenuous activities or shortening the time they are active outdoors.
We will continue to monitor the situation carefully and make any necessary adjustments to our operations for the health and safety of our participants and staff. Please check our website and social media for the latest updates. For up-to-date information about air quality status, visit airnow.gov.
Due to continued “unhealthy” air quality levels this morning and predicted improvements over the course of the day, the following adjustments are being made to our programs and facilities:
A formal update on programs and facilities will be made by 10am.
According to Airnow.gov, people with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and teens should reduce exposure by avoiding strenuous outdoor activities or keeping outdoor activities short. Consider moving physical activities indoors.
Everyone is recommended to reduce your exposure by choosing less strenuous activities or shortening the amount of time you are active outdoors.
We will continue to monitor the situation carefully and make any necessary adjustments to our operations for the health and safety of our participants and staff. Please check our website and social media for the latest updates, and for up-to-date information about air quality status, visit airnow.gov.