Press Release Re-Opening Guidelines for Businesses Employers, Restaurants Taverns, and Outdoor Recreation Activities

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth's press release on July 13, 2021, outlines essential re-opening guidelines for businesses, employers, restaurants, and outdoor recreation activities. As the area adjusts to post-pandemic realities, these guidelines are vital for local establishments aiming to ensure safety and compliance. The announcement highlights the necessity for businesses to implement health protocols, which is crucial for protecting employees and patrons alike. Additionally, the guidelines underscore the significance of outdoor recreation in revitalizing the local economy and encouraging tourism. By promoting safe practices, the city demonstrates its commitment to fostering a safe and welcoming environment for visitors.

This initiative not only supports business recovery but also aims to enhance community engagement in outdoor activities. The guidelines serve as a roadmap for businesses to adapt their operations effectively. Ultimately, this proactive approach positions Leavenworth as a resilient destination in the wake of the pandemic.

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