COVID update

In line with the NSW Government’s reopening plan at 70% full vaccination on Monday 11 October there will be a number of changes to some of Council’s public facilities listed below to ensure we are abiding by the new Public Health Orders. Masks must continue to be worn in indoor settings and COVID Safe check-ins will continue

Civic Administrations Buildings – Armidale and Guyra
Proof of full vaccination is required upon entry for people over the age of 16

Armidale & Guyra Libraries
Proof of full vaccination is required upon entry for people over the age of 16.

Click and collect services will still be available.

Monckton Aquatic Centre & Guyra Pool
Proof of full vaccination is required upon entry for people over the age of 16

Armidale Regional Airport
Proof of full vaccination is required upon entry for people over the age of 16

Armidale Folk Museum
Proof of full vaccination is required upon entry for people over the age of 16

Guyra Home Support Services
Proof of full vaccination is required upon entry for people over the age of 16

All other facilities will remain unchanged or continue to be temporarily closed like the Armidale Visitor Information Centre.

How to show you’re vaccinated:

You will need to show proof that you’re vaccinated when you check in to businesses. You can get your proof of vaccination from:

• Express Plus Medicare mobile app

• Medicare online account through myGov

• MyHealth Record

• Australian Immunisation Register (printed copy only)

• The Service NSW app (coming soon)

If you are unable to be vaccinated for medical reasons, you will need to get a medical exemption form signed by your doctor and carry it with you.

Published on 08 Oct 2021

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