New COVID-19 Exposure at Greater Des Moines Softball Complex

A public health notice issued on July 30, 2020, confirmed a positive COVID-19 case linked to the Greater Des Moines Softball Complex, highlighting the ongoing challenges posed by the pandemic. The exposure occurred during league games held on July 26, prompting the facility to enforce stringent disinfection protocols, including frequent cleaning of common touch points. All teams, staff, and umpires present at the complex on that day have been notified to monitor their health and adhere to CDC guidelines. Individuals who believe they were exposed are advised to self-isolate and refrain from visiting the facility until they meet the required safety criteria. The health and safety of the public remain a top priority for the Des Moines Parks and Recreation Department, which emphasizes compliance with local, state, and federal guidelines.

The department's commitment to maintaining a safe environment is reflected in its proactive response to potential exposures. For further assistance, the public can reach out to the Parks and Recreation administration office. This incident underscores the importance of community awareness and adherence to health protocols during the ongoing pandemic.