Residents are urged to regularly check the City of Cockburn website for updates on the expected reopening of local services and facilities, as Western Australia begins to emerge from COVID-19 isolation.As Federal and State Government announcements start to roll out in coming days and weeks, these will determine what and when local government facilities and services are allowed to reopen to the public.City of Cockburn Acting CEO Daniel Arndt has asked residents to be patient as City staff prepare for the staged reopening of facilities, which will not be immediate due to operational considerations.“While the City has no advanced notice of Federal or State Government announcements, or what they might entail, the City is planning for various scenarios, and will need some time to prepare to reopen services and facilities,” Mr Arndt said.“As soon as any announcements are made, the City’s COVID-19 Response and Recovery team will convene to decide the City’s response which will be actioned as quickly as possible.“It will take up to two weeks to action some openings.

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