The City of Saint-Eustache announced the replacement of the electronic billboards on its territory. New generation screens are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that allows for superior image resolution.
The electronic billboards represent an important means of communication for informing the population about programs, activities, practical information and for disseminating any general communication emanating from the City. In addition, they prove to be great allies for the dissemination of urgent messages. Messages are managed by the City’s Communications Department.
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These panels are placed in strategic locations in the city to be visible to as many passers-by as possible, at the corner of Arthur-Sauvé and Industriel boulevards, Arthur-Sauvé and Pie-XII boulevards, Arthur-Sauvé near the civic number 230 (Aquatic Complex), corner of 25th Avenue and Saint-Laurent Street and at the intersection of Grande-Côte Road and Lemay Terrace.
In other municipal news, in the wake of the progressive deconfinement announced by government authorities and public health, the City of Saint-Eustache announced the end of mandatory reservations for public skating activities at the Walter-Buswell Complex and public swimming at the Aquatic Complex, as of February 28, 2022. This relief is attributable to the end of the measure limiting the number of people admitted simultaneously to sports facilities, which was in effect from the end of December 2021 to February 27, 2022.
Maintenance of hygiene measures and vaccination passport
The instructions concerning the distancing and hand washing on arrival remain in effect. In addition, wearing a mask is always mandatory for people aged 10 and over entering the Walter-Buswell Complex or the Aquatic Complex. The mask can only be removed during the practice of the activity and must be put back on at the end of the latter. In addition, participants aged 13 and over must present proof of vaccination as well as an identity document, until further notice. The City also asks users to pay particular attention to respecting schedules in order to facilitate the verification work of on-site personnel.
