ANN ARBOR, Mich. – On Wednesday, the City of Ann Arbor provided an update regarding the closure of the Argo Park and Gallup Park canoe liveries after an individual at the liveries tested positive for COVID-19.
The city stated that a second individual at the liveries tested positive for COVID-19. Both individuals are employees and were acquaintances outside of their work at the liveries.
The city stated that possible exposure dates for visitors to the canoe liveries are now July 3-5. Visitors on those days should seek medical advice if they have exposure concerns, the update said.
According to the city, the Washtenaw County Health Department considers the instance a “low-risk event” as employees were wearing masks and primarily outdoors.
On Tuesday, the city notified the public of the first COVID-19 positive test and the closure of the canoe liveries for cleaning.
The liveries will remain closed.
Those with COVID-19-related questions can leave a voicemail for the Washtenaw County Health Department at 734-544-6700 or by emailing L-wchdcontact@washtenaw.org.
Updates about the liveries will be posted here and on the city’s social media accounts.
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Related: Argo and Gallup Park liveries temporarily closed over COVID-19 positive
There is an update regarding the recent city livery employees who tested positive for COVID-19. Details available via the updated press release at https://t.co/ZGzc2LffRI
— City of Ann Arbor (@A2GOV) July 8, 2020