We’re New Jersey’s original curling club and only dedicated curling facility. The home of good people, good times, good curling, Plainfield Curling Club is a not-for-profit organization committed to fostering the sport and spirit of curling.

All Individuals must be fully vaccinated prior to entering the Plainfield Curling Club

Plainfield Curling Club COVID-19 Policy & Procedure

Effective 08/16/2021

Introduction

The Plainfield Curling Club (PCC) is striving to make this season as normal as possible with no planned modifications to gameplay or leagues. To make it through this season safely, without the need for additional restrictions, we need everyone to be responsible and adhere to these guidelines. If risk levels become higher locally or we have evidence that these precautions are not sufficient, the Board will take whatever steps necessary to allow the club to operate safely.

The Board plans to review this policy frequently to update it as appropriate regarding State and CDC recommendations. Changes will be communicated to membership as they occur.

Vaccination Policy

All individuals entering the Plainfield Curling Club must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19. Exceptions to the vaccination requirement are reserved for the following groups:

• Individuals’ ineligible based on the most current FDA’s Emergency Use Authorization and/or approval (ex: children under 12 years old)
• Individuals with a note from a licensed medical professional
• Contractors & Vendors hired by PCC to perform work or provide services
• NOTE: PCC does not accept religious exemptions at this time.

Mask Policy

All non-fully vaccinated individuals inside the Plainfield Curling Club must wear a mask when more than one (1) person is at the club. Masks must fit appropriately and cover the nose, mouth, and chin completely. Masks with vents are prohibited. Food and drink beyond taking a drink of water are prohibited for individuals required by this policy to wear a mask.

Based on CDC guidelines, all fully vaccinated individuals are encouraged to wear a mask while at the club. The club will adopt any mandates for masking should the State of New Jersey require it.

General

• If you are sick or are experiencing new allergy or even mild cold symptoms, stay home and get tested. If test result is negative, and symptoms have resolved you can return to the club.
• If you are uncomfortable with handshakes, you can bump fists, "chicken wing", tip your cap, tap broom handles, or wave from afar.
• Hand sanitizer will be provided at several locations around the building.