COVID-19 Resource Hub
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources
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What’s Open and Closed in Dublin
Open- Dublin soccer fields (for supervised training camps only)
- Dublin outdoor basketball courts (no scrimmages or games)
- Dublin Community Pool South (Know Before You Go)
- Dublin sand and grass volleyball courts
- Dublin playgrounds
- Dublin park restrooms (except Ballantrae Community Park restroom)
- Dublin Community Recreation Center (Know Before You Go)
- City office buildings (by appointment only)
- Tennis and pickleball courts
- Baseball, softball and cricket fields
- Skate park
- Park shelters
- Water fountains
- Ballantrae Community Park splash pad (closed for the season)
- Dublin Community Recreation Center’s following areas:
- Gymnasium
- Hot tub/Spa
- Locker room showers
- Teen Lounge
- Wee Folk Room
- Senior Lounge
- Personal Training
Statewide Mask Order
Governor Mike DeWine issued a State Order which went into effect for all citizens living in all 88 Ohio counties on Thursday, July 23, at 6 p.m. All individuals in Ohio, 10 years and older, must wear facial coverings in public at all times when:- At an indoor location that is not a residence
- Outdoors, when unable to maintain a consistent six-foot physical distance from people who are not household members
- Waiting for, riding, driving, or operating public transportation, such as a taxi, a car service, or a private car used for ride-sharing.
- More information and exclusion at: https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/home
Franklin County Board of Health Executive Order Mandates Face Coverings
On July 14th, 2020, the Franklin County Board of Health issued an Executive Order requiring all residents and visitors in Franklin County to wear a face covering indoors, except at a residence, and outdoors where consistent six-feet of physical distance can’t consistently be maintained. Children under 10 are not required to wear a face covering, and there are a few other exceptions noted in the Order. The Order applies to all of the City of Dublin (including portions in Union and Delaware Counties) as Franklin County Public Health is the City’s health agency. View the County Order Face Mask FAQsExpanded Dining Areas and Temporary Portable Structures
City Manager Dana McDaniel recently signed two temporary emergency orders to help support businesses and restaurants opening up under the COVID-19 State’s Responsible RestartOhio Plan. These orders are intended to support operations and social/physical distancing required by the State’s Restart Plan. These temporary amendments will immediately cease upon termination of the State of Emergency or as otherwise mandated by the City Manager and the portable structures and temporary uses will be required to be removed and the site restored.Temporary Outdoor Dining Patios
A business may temporarily expand their outdoor dining and eating area outside of the currently designated/approved location to allow for increased social distancing related to COVID-19. These temporary amendments will immediately cease upon termination of the State of Emergency or as otherwise mandated by the City Manager and the expanded outdoor dining and seating will be required to be removed and the site restored. Guidelines and stipulations
Portable Structures and Temporary Uses
Portable Nonresidential Structures. A business may temporarily erect a building(s) or similar structure(s) designed for occupation which is not placed on a permanent foundation to allow for testing, waiting or staging related to COVID-19. The definition shall include construction trailers, portable classrooms, tents, trailers and other similar structures. A Certificate of Zoning Plan Approval shall be required to permit these designated portable structures and temporary uses. Permit process and information
Dublin Cares: Connecting When it Matters Most
Our community is united in offering support to one another during the COVID-19 crisis. Learn how you can request help, share resources with those in need, or volunteer to help support our local social service providers..
Business & Employee Resources
The City has issued an Executive Order Regarding Temporary Signs to Advertise Local Businesses During the COVID-19 State of Emergency COVID-19 is presenting unprecedented challenges for businesses and the workforce. One Columbus, the economic development organization for the 11-county Columbus Region, has compiled a list of programs and resources available to employers and employees. JobsOhio also has a list of resources for companies affected by the coronavirus. Help protect the public against the spread of COVID-19: State Guidelines for Testing Employees Ohio Resources for Economic Support for Individuals and families, small businesses and non-profits. Franklin County Commissioners Announce Support for Struggling Small Businesses and Employees
City Services
Not Impacted at This Time. City buildings are open to the public, you must wear a face covering to enter. City services are continuing as scheduled. That is subject to change during this rapidly evolving public health crisis. We will keep you posted on the City's response to this situation on our social media platforms and here on our website.
Development Department
Building permit activity can be conducted online at the links below. Counter staff are prepared to take your calls at 614.410.4670. If absolutely necessary, staff will meet in person by appointment only. Inspections will be scheduled online and by phone. Planning applications, submissions and review can be done online and/or with assistance by phone at 614-410-4600.
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