Nassau County Executive Laura Curran confirmed that, as part of Phase Two of Long Island’s opening after the coronavirus pandemic, Nassau County playgrounds will be re-opening this weekend, with certain restrictions in place to ensure the safety of the public.
Curran issued the following statement regarding the playground re-openings:
“I am thrilled to announce that the 67 playgrounds throughout Nassau County’s 35 public parks will reopen beginning this Saturday, June 13 after careful inspection by our Parks Department. This will bring back a fun outdoor activity for some of our youngest residents, and provide some relief for parents with restless little ones at home. Let’s stay smart and continue to take precautions: wash hands, wear a mask if you cannot social distance, and if you or a family member do not feel well, stay home.”
