The City of Regina is planning on opening its spray pads on Friday and will continue throughout the summer and into mid-September, weather permitting.
Open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., the city is reminding residents to respect COVID-19 public health guidelines when using its spray pads and other outdoor recreation facilities.
Those guidelines include staying home when you feel sick and social distancing. If the facilities are busy, the city suggests you come back at a time when there are fewer people.
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The city encourages people to bring hand sanitizer and to clean their hands before and after your play.
Spray pads will not be sanitized, the city says.
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Locations and further information can be found on the Regina website.
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