Update #28 - West Lincoln Response to COVID-19 - Appointments at the WL Community Centre

Township of West Lincoln

MEDIA RELEASE

For Immediate Release: November 10, 2020

Update # 28 - West Lincoln Response to COVID-19 – Appointment System at the West Lincoln Community Centre in Response to placement in Yellow-Protect level of Province’s Response Framework

West Lincoln, Ont. – November 10, 2020

To meet the Yellow-Protect level requirements of the Province’s COVID-19 Response Framework, the Township of West Lincoln is implementing an appointment system at the West Lincoln Community Centre.

• All facility rental groups will proceed with the regular rental process as a method to book their appointment at the Community Centre. 
• People who wish to use the walking track will now need to book an appointment.  They can do so by contacting Recreation Services from Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00am to 4:00pm at 905-957-3346 ext. 4688.  The walking track is open from 9:00am to 9:00pm, seven days per week.  Walking track appointments will be limited to one hour bookings.
• Participants of Preschool Skating, Adult Skating and Shinny do not need individual appointments at this time.

The West Lincoln Library branches will revert back to ‘by appointment only’ rather than drop-in. We will maintain regular hours of operation, in addition to curbside, at each of our branches.

We continue to provide services by appointment only at the Township Municipal Office, Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:30 pm.  We  encourage customers to conduct their business with the Township via telephone by calling 905-957-3346, by email or by downloading forms online from the Township’s website at https://www.westlincoln.ca.

We thank the West Lincoln community for their continued support as we navigate new Covid-19 guidelines and regulations at both the local and provincial levels. 

Mayor Bylsma stated,

“Township staff continue to respond quickly to the ever changing circumstances and requirements to deal with COVID-19. Their commitment to keep the community safe and slow the spread has resulted in these current measures. Again we ask for patience and understanding as we head into the winter season.”