STAYING SAFE TOGETHER – READ ABOUT PROTOCOLS
WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE YMCA |
Updated 5/17/20 10:00 am
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We are thrilled to share that the Governor has announced a date we are allowed to open and effective June 20th we will welcome you back! We cannot wait and are ecstatic that day is nearly here! Please stay tuned to our Facebook pages, our website, and email for more information.
We have been actively preparing for the reopening of our Y by adding significant signage, temporarily closing high touch areas, doing deep cleaning, and moving equipment and furniture to promote social distancing.
We have fully implemented, trained for, and inspected all safety and health precautions both as required by the state and local health departments, as well as to meet our own very high Y standards. This includes rigorous training of Y staff to ensure they are fully prepared to welcome members back in a manner consistent with our many new health and safety protocols.
We have been actively preparing for the reopening of our Y by adding significant signage, temporarily closing high touch areas, doing deep cleaning, and moving equipment and furniture to promote social distancing.
We have fully implemented, trained for, and inspected all safety and health precautions both as required by the state and local health departments, as well as to meet our own very high Y standards. This includes rigorous training of Y staff to ensure they are fully prepared to welcome members back in a manner consistent with our many new health and safety protocols.
TEMPORARY HOURS
Our schedule will be reduced temporary to ensure we are able to properly clean and sanitize program areas.
TEMPORARY HOURS: New Hours starting September 8th
Monday through Friday 5:00 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
TEMPORARY HOURS: New Hours starting September 8th
Monday through Friday 5:00 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
WHAT THE Y IS DOING
Single Entry/Exit: To help us maintain our safety protocols, we will maintain a single entry/exit point.
Self-Scan: Members are asked to use the self-scanning station or check-in verbally for access to the building.
Designed for Social Distance: All areas inside the YMCA have been evaluated and redesigned where necessary to help ensure social distancing between members and staff. Signage is placed prominently throughout our building to drive awareness of this requirement.
In Preparation for Reopening, We Have:
Self-Scan: Members are asked to use the self-scanning station or check-in verbally for access to the building.
Designed for Social Distance: All areas inside the YMCA have been evaluated and redesigned where necessary to help ensure social distancing between members and staff. Signage is placed prominently throughout our building to drive awareness of this requirement.
In Preparation for Reopening, We Have:
- Increased the number of cleaning and disinfecting stations throughout our facility
- Installed acrylic sneeze guards for welcome center stations
- Began replacing all of our manual paper towels, hand sanitizer and soap dispensers with touchless/limited touch units
- Assigned additional staff for cleaning.
HOW WE’RE ASKING MEMBERS TO HELP
The YMCA appreciates members’ adherence to the following safety precautions during their visits:
Stay Home if you are Sick: Members should stay at home if they don’t feel well. The CDC and Maryland Department of Health encourage seniors and members of vulnerable populations, including those with underlying health conditions, to stay at home.
Wash/Sanitize Your Hands Frequently: Wash your hands or use provided hand sanitizer upon entering the facility and frequently during your visit.
Remember to Wipe Down Equipment: Please help us reduce the risk of exposure to germs by wiping down all equipment, weights, and items with cleaning materials prior to and after your workout.
Stay Home if you are Sick: Members should stay at home if they don’t feel well. The CDC and Maryland Department of Health encourage seniors and members of vulnerable populations, including those with underlying health conditions, to stay at home.
Wash/Sanitize Your Hands Frequently: Wash your hands or use provided hand sanitizer upon entering the facility and frequently during your visit.
Remember to Wipe Down Equipment: Please help us reduce the risk of exposure to germs by wiping down all equipment, weights, and items with cleaning materials prior to and after your workout.
Membership Agreement: The YMCA of Cumberland has updated its Membership Agreement. All members are asked to sign the agreement before scanning in and working out.
To sign the updated agreement, you'll need your barcode, which is located on your member "Y" card. Click Here to Sign the Updated Agreeement
Don't know your barcode? Email: info@cumberlandymca.org
We are currently NOT allowing Guests or AWAY members from other YMCA's at this time due to capacity limits.
To sign the updated agreement, you'll need your barcode, which is located on your member "Y" card. Click Here to Sign the Updated Agreeement
Don't know your barcode? Email: info@cumberlandymca.org
We are currently NOT allowing Guests or AWAY members from other YMCA's at this time due to capacity limits.
WHAT IS AVAILABLE FOR MEMBERS?
Please arrive ready to work out. The following are available for Y members at this time. Some equipment and machines may be unavailable for physical distancing.
- Wellness Center
- Group Exercise Classes
- Family swim time
- Child Watch - by reservation only Click Here to Reserve a Spot for your Child
- Indoor Track
- Locker rooms
- Autofill water fountains
- Personal Training
- Gymnasium
- Field House
- Indoor and Outdoor Pickleball are available.
- Senior Programming
