Beaches officially open in Rockland County, with new set of rules
Beaches officially opened in Rockland County Friday, but there are rules put in place to keep people safe.
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May 22, 2020, 10:38 PM
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Updated 1,569 days ago
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Beaches officially opened in Rockland County Friday, but there are rules put in place to keep people safe.
Masks are mandatory and beachgoers must keep 6 feet apart. There are signs posted around the beach to remind visitors.
There were not many groups of people out Friday because another guideline suggests people should only be visiting the beach with members of their household in groups of 10 people or less.
Food stands and water fountains are not open to the public.
State park police and workers are monitoring the beaches to enforce the new rules.
Masks are mandatory and beachgoers must keep 6 feet apart. There are signs posted around the beach to remind visitors.
There were not many groups of people out Friday because another guideline suggests people should only be visiting the beach with members of their household in groups of 10 people or less.
Food stands and water fountains are not open to the public.
State park police and workers are monitoring the beaches to enforce the new rules.
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