Mayor Van Johnson announced his goal of reopening the recreational facilities in April at his weekly press convention Tuesday, reminded citizens that Savannah is taking a slow and stable path and criticized the state-level setback.
Public playgrounds, baseball fields and basketball courts will reopen on April 1, with an established social distance. Other amenities such as swimming pools, sports leagues and sports tournaments are components of this reopening phase and will be discussed later.
The city will also begin authorizing occasions with up to 50 more people on a case-by-case basis on April 1. The current limit is 25 other people or less. The organizers of the event must meet express criteria established in the city to obtain a permit.
“We are moving very methodically towards what will become our new popular,” Johnson said. “It is up to us not to give up physical fitness in favor of opportunism. “
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Johnson noticed the favorable downward trend in COVID-19 numbers and, with spring break here, it’s also that other people have a position to spend their time. On Monday, Chatham County’s 7-day moving average is approximately 31. 4 new cases, the lowest since November 2020. In January of this year, the 7-day moving average peaked at 172. 9 cases.
However, he also claimed that localities across the country are experiencing a fourth increase and that travelers from across the map are coming to Savannah. The mayor said the city will continue to monitor the stage and make changes if necessary.
“It is for us to remain stable. It’s for us to continue science,” Johnson said.
Johnson also said he hoped Governor Brian Kemp would join the termination of additional restrictions on COVID-19.
“I hope that the governor and whoever he hears will take into account the progress we have made as we review to achieve collective immunity,” he said.
City operations can also begin to expand soon. “After a review, investigation, and additional data, the city administrator will soon announce a plan for city workers to return to the city’s offices,” Johnson said.
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Meanwhile, driving tests will be conducted at savannah Civic Center every Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 a. m. 3:30 p. m. Driving tests will be conducted on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and two Saturdays according to the month.
Those who do not have transportation to him can call 912-856 4563 to register for a loose trip.
No vaccination appointments are required, however, other people may take one in myvaccinegeorgia. com.
The mayor also announced that the city is running with Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation and local fitness service providers to open a vaccination site at the Savannah Civic Center. Starting today, Savannah Hospice will offer the Modern vaccine to those over the age of 18. be done here.
Visit dph. georgia. gov to learn more about where you can get vaccinated.