In response to Governor Ducey’s Executive Order on 6/29/2020 the Mesa Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities Department will make the following adjustments to our Recreation Reopening plan:

The Red Mountain Center will be closed beginning June 30, 2020 through at least July 27, 2020. Memberships will be suspended during this closure. Aster Aging Senior services will not be available onsite.
Public pools will reduce public swim capacities and enforce increased social distancing measures to follow the Executive Order. Swimming lessons and fitness lap swim will continue as scheduled.
Summer Camp programs will continue to operate as they meet capacity and social distancing requirements.
The Mesa Tennis Center will limit its capacity to no more than 50 people.
Sports field rentals will continue to operate facilitating team practices only and will require compliance of social distancing requirements.

The City of Mesa will continue to evaluate and respond to Executive Orders to ensure the health and safety of our community. We appreciate your patience and understanding during these unprecedented times. Please visit www.mesaparks.com for the most up to date information on all programs and facilities.

Face Coverings in Mesa required beginning Monday, June 22 at 8 am - Proclamation & Frequently Asked Questions

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Face Coverings In Mesa Required

In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, Mayor John Giles signed a proclamation requiring, with some exceptions, face coverings to be worn in Mesa. The proclamation is the fourth signed during the state of emergency declared on March 17, 2020 and will take effect at 8 a.m. on Monday, June 22, 2020.

Face coverings will be required in Mesa:

When entering, exiting, or waiting in line to enter a place of business or City of Mesa facility that is open to the public, and while inside areas of a place of business or City of Mesa facility that is accessible to and are intended for public use
Places of business shall require face coverings for paying customers and for employees that interact with the public
In any outdoor space where physical distancing of at least six feet is not maintained from others who are not members of the same household
In any public transportation such as a bus, taxi or ride sharing service

Exceptions include:

Those who cannot wear face coverings due to a medical, mental health, developmental condition; inability to remove the face mask without assistance and anyone who cannot wear face coverings under CDC guidance
Children under the age of six
Restaurant and bar patrons while eating or drinking at their table
When inside a personal or commercial vehicle that is not public transportation
When actually exercising at a gym with six feet of physical distance
Exercising or walking outdoors with six feet of physical distance or with members of the same household
Inside a workspace not intended for use by the general public
Religious institutions, and individuals whose religious beliefs, as defined under state law, would be substantially burdened by wearing a face covering
Private, public and charter schools will implement policies that best meet the needs of a classroom environment
While working as a public safety employee or emergency responder when it would interfere with their job
Those complying with directions from public safety employees and emergency responders

The full proclamation and FAQs are available online at www.mesaaz.gov/coronavirus.

Adaptive sports, recreation and social programs are offered to youth and adults with intellectual disabilities. The City of Mesa Parks, Recreation & Community Facilities offers a wide variety of activities including weekly sports and recreation programs, special interest classes, social activities, and summer camp. Our mission is to “Let no one sit on the sidelines.”

Adaptive Programs & Events

Inclusion Services

Certified Autism Center

Adaptive Programs for Individuals with Physical or Visual Disabilities

Adaptive sports and recreation programs for people with physical or visual disabilities ages 6 through adulthood are offered through the community partner, Arizona Disabled Sports.

www.arizonadisabledsports.com
480-835-6273 office

Team Mesa Sportsline

Receive one email per month with upcoming programs, events, and unique opportunities with the Team Mesa Adaptive programs. Visit http://mesaaz.gov/residents/enotifications. Enter your preferred email address. Under Parks, Recreation & Community Facilities, select “Adaptive Sports & Leisure” from the listserv options.

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