COVID-19

Information about COVID-19

Itaska Beach is included with Leduc County, which is included in the Edmonton Area on the Alberta Health Services map.

The Summer Village is committed to ensuring the public's health and safety, and is following Alberta Health Services' recommendations to further support provincial efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19.  

Some items in particular to be aware of:

  • The Summer Village has partially activated its Emergency Coordination Centre to plan and prepare for COVID-19.
  • Regular Council Meetings are being held virtually on Zoom.  Please see the event calendar for details on how to connect if you wish to join the meeting via computer or phone.  The full agenda is available here.
  • The playground, tennis courts and open spaces used to walk and cycle will still be open, as long as people follow all health orders including social distancing.
  • Those choosing to travel within the province are reminded to consider local community guidelines and the health and safety of small communities. If planning a trip of this kind, prepare for minimal stops by packing food and stopping only if necessary.
  • Alberta Health Services has compiled a tool kit to help Albertans cope with the mental health challenges of this pandemic.  You can download the tool kit through this link. 


Courts: Beach Volleyball / Tennis / Basketball: Can be used with members of your household
- bring your own equipment (i.e. volleyball, basketball, racquets, balls)
- come back another time if the court is busy

WHAT ARE THE RULES?
+ Gather in a group less than 10 people
+ Maintain 2 meters from others not in my household
+ Only share common equipment with my household
+ Stay home if I am experiencing symptoms (go home if I develop symptoms)
+ Wash or sanitize my hands and cough/sneeze into my elbow or a tissue
+ Disinfect equipment before and after use

Playground Open

Please be advised that the Summer Village is not washing or sanitizing structures. Families are encouraged to use extreme caution around common touch points, carry their own hand sanitizer with them, restrict contact with those outside their family, and to stay home if they are feeling sick or have been exposed to someone with COVID-19.

Users are reminded of and must follow public health guidelines including:
• Maintaining a two-metre physical distance from those not within your household
• Adhering to mass gathering restrictions put in place for outdoor activities
• Only sharing common equipment with members of the same family or cohort
• Carefully washing and sanitizing your hands before (and after) using all common areas
• Do not touch your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands

Do not flush wipes:

Items such as baby wipes, makeup remover cloths and disinfectant wipes do not decompose in the sanitary sewer system.  Flushing this material causes damage to the sewer system and may cause sewer backups in your home.