COVID-19 SAFETY
Before You Visit
The Rock River Preservation board is enormously grateful for the patience, sacrifice, and diligence River visitors have exhibited over the course of the pandemic in keeping our communities healthy. We continue to ask that you stay informed and follow all official guidance when you travel. The Vermont Department of Health posts up-to-date travel information on its website, including helpful information on vaccinations. We ask that out-of-state residents check the site before making plans to travel to Vermont: https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/travel-quarantine. If you don’t feel well, please stay home! If you have been exposed to someone who is or may be sick, please contact your healthcare provider or local healthy authority for guidance on isolation and testing.
Vaccines
Vaccines to protect against COVID-19 and boosters targeting newer variants are available widely and free of charge, regardless of whether or not you have health insurance. If you haven't been vaccinated or received a recent booster, we encourage you to ask for advice from a medical professional you trust, or seek information from a reputable source like the Mayo Clinic (get the facts about COVID-19 vaccines). With an extensive track record of safety and effectiveness, these vaccines continue to bring us closer to putting the pandemic behind us as a major health concern.
Before You Visit
The Rock River Preservation board is enormously grateful for the patience, sacrifice, and diligence River visitors have exhibited over the course of the pandemic in keeping our communities healthy. We continue to ask that you stay informed and follow all official guidance when you travel. The Vermont Department of Health posts up-to-date travel information on its website, including helpful information on vaccinations. We ask that out-of-state residents check the site before making plans to travel to Vermont: https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/travel-quarantine. If you don’t feel well, please stay home! If you have been exposed to someone who is or may be sick, please contact your healthcare provider or local healthy authority for guidance on isolation and testing.
Vaccines
Vaccines to protect against COVID-19 and boosters targeting newer variants are available widely and free of charge, regardless of whether or not you have health insurance. If you haven't been vaccinated or received a recent booster, we encourage you to ask for advice from a medical professional you trust, or seek information from a reputable source like the Mayo Clinic (get the facts about COVID-19 vaccines). With an extensive track record of safety and effectiveness, these vaccines continue to bring us closer to putting the pandemic behind us as a major health concern.
