• Facility closed and all classes, camps and aquatics programs are cancelled.
• Monterey Sports Center will be streaming free fitness classes to the public on the Internet, starting in late March.

• Monterey Recreation Office at 546 Dutra Street will close to the public. Please call 831.646.3866, montereyrecreation@monterey.org for more information. 
• Monterey Recreation Preschool Programs offered by the City, located at Hilltop, Casanova Oak Knoll and El Estero Park Centers will close. 
• Scholze Park Center - Facility closed. All classes and rentals cancelled. The Meals on Wheels Senior Lunch Program will offer to-go boxes or home delivery only. 
• Hilltop Park Center - Facility closed. Preschool, all classes and rentals are cancelled. 
• Casanova Oak Knoll Park Center - Facility closed. Preschool, all classes and rentals are cancelled. The Stay-N-Play Afterschool Program may reopen on Monday, March 30 only if MPUSD is back in session. 
• El Estero Park Center - Facility closed and Preschool, all classes and rentals are cancelled. 
• Field Sports - All Monterey Recreation Sports Leagues, Camps and Programs for youth and adults are cancelled.
• over 250 people; 2) if the event allows people to maintain a six foot distance from one another; and 3) if the event attracts people in the high-risk category. The City also considered whether the service or event is essential.
• Community Center Facility Rentals, Athletic Field, Outdoor BBQ/Picnic and Group Beach Permit Reservations: All indoor facility rentals are cancelled at the four Monterey Community Centers; Athletic Field Reservations with less than 250 people are allowed; Group BBQ/Picnic Permit reservations with less than 250 people are allowed; Beach Permit Reservations from private and corporate groups with less than 250 people are allowed. This does not include the Monterey Beach House, which is privately operated.

• Monterey Parks will remain open at least for now, including the Dennis the Menace Playground.
• Veteran’s Memorial Park Campground will remain open with additional cleaning and hygiene measures.

• The Library, Bookmobile, and Library Community Room will be closed.  
• Ask a Librarian service is available via e-mail, phone, and Twitter. Provides information about City services, insights on research help, and information about Library collections and services. Questions can be sent to refdesk@monterey.org , (831) 646-3933, or direct message on Twitter to @montereylibrary.
• In-person inquiries for general City business or reference questions can be taken to a Library staff member who will be stationed at the Monterey Police Department, 351 Madison Street, during regular business hours, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. starting on Monday, March 16.
• The Library’s Giant Book Sale, scheduled for March 27 & 28, is cancelled.

• All City museums, including Colton Hall Museum, will be closed.
• Colton Hall Music Series concerts are cancelled.

• All conferences and meetings with over 250 attendees have voluntarily cancelled through March 31 by the event organizers.
• The City is encouraging conferences and rentals to comply with State guidelines.

• Fire services will continue in Monterey and other communities served by the Monterey Fire Department, including Pacific Grove, Carmel-by-the-Sea, Sand City, Presidio of Monterey, Naval Postgraduate School, La Mesa Village, and Monterey Regional Airport.
• All public education programs suspended, including public fire station visits and participation in the City of Pacific Grove’s Good Old Days Event.
• Fire Prevention Inspections will continue with enhanced measures to minimize exposure.

• Police Services remain open for business with enhanced measures to minimize exposure.
• All public education programs suspended, including Police Department tours.

• The following Departments and Divisions remain open for business with enhanced measures to minimize exposure to staff and the community: City Manager’s Office, Planning Office, Housing Office, Building Inspection Office, Engineering Division, Harbor Division, Parking Division, Finance Department, and Human Resources Department.

• The frequency and length of public meetings, including the City Council, boards and commissions, will be minimized. Non-urgent and non-essential City business with expected public feedback will be postponed. 
• Individuals attending public meetings in person will be required to maintain appropriate social distancing, (i.e., maintain a 6-foot distance) and free of symptoms related to COVID-19.
• Members of the public strongly encouraged to observe the live stream of the City Council and other Boards and Commission meetings at https://monterey.org/tv
• If you choose not to attend a City Council meeting but wish to make a comment on a specific agenda item, please submit your comment via email by 5:00 p.m. on the Monday prior to the meeting. Please submit your comment to the City Clerk at cityclerk@monterey.org. Your comment will be placed into the record at the meeting.
• Meetings streamed live and rebroadcast include the Monterey City Council, Planning Commission, Architectural Review Board, Historic Preservation Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission, and the Neighborhood Community Improvement Program (https://www.monterey.org/City-Hall/Boards-Commissions-and-Committees)

• Transportation Adaptation Plan Workshop, March 18
• Cutting Day and Horticulture Faire, March 21
• Monterey Public Library Giant Book Sale, March 27 & 28
• Spring Egg Hunt, April 11