• Towel service is temporarily unavailable.

• Water fountains are bottle fill only.

• Coffee will be temporarily unavailable.

• Reduced capacity - At times of full capacity, you will be asked to wait in a designated area until space is available.

• Opening In Phases: On June 1st we are opening 7 YMCAs. We’ll keep doing this in phases to protect our YMCA staff and members. This approach allows us to prepare our facilities and train staff while helping members get comfortable with new routines.
• Single Entry/Exit: To help us maintain our safety protocols, we will maintain a single entry/exit point at all YMCA locations.
• Regular Temperature Checks: Staff will receive temperature checks before being allowed to start their work shift or to check in.
• Face Coverings for All Staff: All staff will be required to wear masks.
• Self-Scan: Members will be asked to self-scan to allow for limited contact entry.
• Designed for Social Distance: All open areas inside the Y have been evaluated and redesigned where necessary to help ensure social distancing between members. Signage will be placed prominently throughout the facility to drive awareness of this requirement. We are also spacing out equipment, alternating our treadmill and cardio usage to every other machine, limiting capacity in the facility and in classes so everyone has the recommended 6 feet of space.
• Preparing Our Staff And Facilities:  Our staff will be wearing masks and they are training to follow guidelines that the CDC, Dallas County, and City of Dallas officials have put in place. That includes deep cleaning at night and making sure equipment is sanitized after each use and having an ample amount of EPA-approved disinfectant wipes and sanitizer near high touch points throughout our facilities.
   

For the safety of members, volunteers and staff, the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas requests immediate notification if you have been in our facilities/programs and are experiencing new or worsening symptoms of COVID-19, have had known close contact with a person who is lab confirmed to have COVID-19, or if you have tested positive for COVID-19.