COVID-19 Updates
Before You Visit
The Rock River Preservation board is enormously grateful for the patience, sacrifice, and diligence River visitors have exhibited over the past year in keeping our communities healthy. We continue to ask that you stay informed and follow all official guidance as you plan for the warmer months. The Vermont Department of Health posts up-to-date travel information on its website, including details on testing and vaccinations. Out-of-state residents are urged to check the site before making any plans to travel to Vermont: https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/travel-quarantine/visitors-vermont. 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 for guidance on isolating yourself and testing.
Masks and Vaccines
As of May 14, 2021, Vermont requires masks outdoors in crowds where physical distancing is not possible only for individuals who are not fully vaccinated. If you are considering receiving a vaccine, we encourage you to seek the advice of a medical professional you trust, or information from a reputable source like the Mayo Clinic (get the facts about COVID-19 vaccines). With a growing track record of safety and effectiveness, vaccines to prevent Covid-19 are now available widely and free of charge. As more people receive a vaccine, we move closer to the day when we'll all be able to enjoy places like the River as we did before this pandemic.
Before You Visit
The Rock River Preservation board is enormously grateful for the patience, sacrifice, and diligence River visitors have exhibited over the past year in keeping our communities healthy. We continue to ask that you stay informed and follow all official guidance as you plan for the warmer months. The Vermont Department of Health posts up-to-date travel information on its website, including details on testing and vaccinations. Out-of-state residents are urged to check the site before making any plans to travel to Vermont: https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/travel-quarantine/visitors-vermont. 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 for guidance on isolating yourself and testing.
Masks and Vaccines
As of May 14, 2021, Vermont requires masks outdoors in crowds where physical distancing is not possible only for individuals who are not fully vaccinated. If you are considering receiving a vaccine, we encourage you to seek the advice of a medical professional you trust, or information from a reputable source like the Mayo Clinic (get the facts about COVID-19 vaccines). With a growing track record of safety and effectiveness, vaccines to prevent Covid-19 are now available widely and free of charge. As more people receive a vaccine, we move closer to the day when we'll all be able to enjoy places like the River as we did before this pandemic.
