Fort Erie is Mapping Out a Plan to Recovery

Monday, 25 May 2020 08:38

By Marie Cassidy

Fort Erie is working on a recovery plan to the guide them through the reopening from COVID-19.

The town’s Emergency Operations Group has put together three teams to develop health and safety procedures for reopening Town facilities to staff and the public.

The town is also working to enhance health and safety measures for town staff working outside.

The province is giving more details on the easing of health and safety measures in a phased in approach.

There’s no word yet on when town facilities will reopen.

More from Local News

NRP Looking for Missing Teen... Again

Update: Jada known to live transient lifestyle
'System Navigators' Guide Health Care Decisions

Niagara Medical Group making sure people get help needed when navigating system
Queen Street Businesses Open: BIA

The BIA's executive director says the St. Catharines sidewalk is open
Police Looking for Missing Man

Last seen in Niagara Falls in October
SIU Clears OPP Officer After Collision

Special Investigations Unit made the ruling in relation to Welland crash in September
Doors Shut on Port Colborne Centre

Niagara Health says this is due to doctor shortage for Port Colborne, Fort Erie is open
Premier Pressured for State of Emergency

Welland Councillor Bonnie Fokkens' motion was fully supported to fight homelessness
It's a Big Year for St. Catharines

Mayor Mat Siscoe started birthday celebrations yesterday, for 150 years

Fort Erie is Mapping Out a Plan to Recovery

Share

More from Local News