Update on Reported Breach of Public Health Order at Ulladulla Leisure

Published on 23 December 2020

Shoalhaven City Council wishes to provide an update on the reported breach of the NSW Public Health (COVID19 Northern Beaches) Order 2020 on Monday 21 December 2020 at Ulladulla Leisure Centre. 

Council reported the breach immediately to NSW Police and sought advice from NSW Health.  

As a precautionary measure Council closed the facility on Monday 21 December and conducted a deep clean of the Ulladulla Leisure Centre on Tuesday 22 December.  

After further investigation with the relevant authorities, Council is satisfied that there is no public health risk at the venue as a result of the reported breach.   

Council will continue to monitor all Council facilities for COVID safety in accordance with the COVID Safe Business Plan and NSW Health requirements.  

Council will re-open the facility on Wednesday 23 December from midday (12.00pm).  

 Report a breach 

It’s an offence not to adhere to the Public Health Order.  

Crime Stoppers is the nominated reporting agency for the public to provide information to police about individuals, businesses and corporations not complying with Public Health Orders.   

Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit the Crime Stoppers website. 

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