Richmond Hill will continue its gradual reopening as Ontario moves to Phase 3

• Summer series of events including Drive-thru Ribfest (July 23-25), concerts in the parking lot (July-September) and Drive-In movies (August / September)
• Virtual summer camps and Recreation programs for all ages
• Garbage container online sales and home delivery
• Sports fields / fields for permits (league game)
The Richmond Hill Public Library, with limited study space and computer use, access to browsing shelves, a branch holds a pickup and continued edge pickups. For more information, visit rhpl.ca/reopening.

WHAT TO OPEN IN STEP 3

• The Centennial Pool will reopen on Monday, July 26 for Aquatic Leadership programs and recreational swimming. Registration for the Aquatic Leadership is open and registration for recreational swimming will begin on July 23rd.
• Bayview Hill Pool will reopen on July 26 for recreational swimming and water management programs. Aqua fitness lessons start on August 3rd. Registration for the Aquatic Leadership is open. Registration begins on July 23 at the recreational pool and July 26 at the water fitness center.
• The Bayview Hill Fitness Center will reopen on July 26 for recreational programs including badminton, table tennis and pickles, as well as personal fitness lessons. Registration for a personal fitness lesson is open.
• On July 27, Langstaff Community Center will reopen recreational programs including badminton and table tennis.
• The Heritage Center will reopen on July 29 for walking tours.
• Ed Sackfield’s double ice cubes will reopen for permits on July 26th.
• Tom Graham Arena will reopen permits on July 26th.
• The Richmond Hill Performing Arts Center will reopen streaming on July 16th. Open to rental permits with limited public capacity on August 14th.
• Photo permits for wedding, engagement and family photos will be available from July 16th.
• Outdoor picnic permit for up to 100 people available from 26 July.

Pre-registration and limited capacity are required for all recreational programs.

Until the municipality’s headquarters are reopened to the public, residents can still access many city services online, by phone, or by appointment.

Updates and information on the city’s responses to COVID-19, including Richmond Hill’s entire redesign plan and a complete list of open and closed, are available online RichmondHill.ca/COVID19.

COMMUNITY CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION

The Richmond Hill Community Recognition Certificate recognizes community individuals and organizations who have helped others during the COVID-19 pandemic. Do you know someone who has had a measurable positive impact on the community during a pandemic? Name them today at RichmondHill.ca/CommunityCertificate!