COVID-19 Information and Updates

All City of Moab facilities are open to the public. City Council meetings are now being held in person at City Hall. To view City Council and other board agendas visit the Agenda Center. These meetings can be viewed on the City’s YouTube channel.

Mask Policy - Masks Required in City Facilities
Effective Aug. 9, 2021, masks are once again required in all City of Moab facilities for staff and members of the public. Social distancing – maintaining at least 6 feet between individuals wherever possible – is also required. 

 This decision has been made out of an abundance of caution and based on CDC guidelines as well as recommendations from the Chief Medical Officer at Moab Regional Hospital. The State Health Department has moved Grand County back to the High Transmission Level for COVID-19 infection rates.

 COVID-19 infection rates are once again climbing across the country, largely due to the spread of the Delta variant. This variant is far more contagious than the original COVID-19 virus and hospitalizations are increasing, even in our community, especially for unvaccinated individuals. In rare cases, vaccinated people are also contracting the virus – although the health effects are generally far less severe. 

 Masks and social distancing are proven to help slow the spread of all variants of the virus to keep staff and our community safe, please follow these new mask guidelines as long as they remain in effect.

Exceptions to the mask requirement include:

• Individuals with specific medical conditions;
• When communicating as or with an individual who is deaf or hard of hearing if the speaker wears a face shield or uses alternative protection such as a plexiglass barrier;
• When needed to confirm an identity
• While outdoors and maintaining a physical distance of at least six feet from any individual from a different household; and
• Children younger than three years old.

To make an appointment or for information contact the department: