On May 15, 2020 Governor Herbert announced that much of the state would move from a moderate-risk phase (orange) to a low-risk phase (yellow). With this move groups of 50 or fewer are allowed with social distancing, sport competitions and practice with symptom check in place, and group events with 6-foot distance between household groups. Again, please keep in mind while moving from moderate risk to low risk it does not mean business as usual. We still need to work together, and all do our own part to make sure we continue trending in a good direction in the fight against COVID-19.
The Library has resumed their normal hours of Tuesday -Saturday 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm with a limit of 10 patrons in the library at a time
White's Sanitation as returned to picking up gargage on their normal basis. If you no longer need the additional trash cart you order to accomodate their limited service please call the city office and we will notify White's Sanitation to have it picked up.
For quidelines on youth sport teams playing on Monroe Ciy ball fiields click here for Spectators click here.
Please be mindful of social distancing, washing your hands, and use masks in public places
Monroe City had planned on opening the splash pad on Memorial Day weekend if possible. Even though we are in a low risk phase (yellow) the requirements set by the health department to open the splash pad are not something the City can manage. The splash pad will be open as soon as we go into a new normal risk phase (green).
For more information on the coronavirus guidelines you can visit coronavirus.utah.gov. or centralutahpublichealth.org
Be safe and let us work together to get through this pandemic.
