COVID-19 Code of Conduct
The City of Mesa continues to monitor pending litigation and recent executive orders involving the ability of municipalities to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Governor Doug Ducey's Executive Order 2021-09 precludes municipalities from requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination status to enter any building, including Mesa-owned and operated venues such as Mesa's Libraries, the Mesa Amphitheater and Mesa Arts Center. We are actively monitoring the course of the pandemic in Arizona as we strive to balance public safety and the services we provide to residents, businesses, employees and visitors.
Wearing masks
- Effective May 24, 2021, masks are optional at all City facilities currently open to the public, such as arts and culture institutions, libraries and recreation centers.
Social Distancing
- Please be aware of current CDC guidelines and be respectful of existing social distancing recommendations.
Belongings
- All belongings must remain with the patrons at all times. Any unattended items will immediately be removed from the building
- No belongings can interfere with people moving about the walk areas and pathways
Food
- Food is currently not allowed in the library
The City of Mesa has reopened all government offices to the public.
Although face coverings are optional at City of Mesa facilities, we encourage visitors to continue to exercise precautions, including getting vaccinated, wearing masks if unvaccinated and staying at home when not feeling well. Additionally, we will continue to maintain enhanced cleaning practices and provide hand sanitizer at all City of Mesa buildings.
Masks are still mandatory for public transportation, per federal regulations.
Our staff is dedicated to working to accommodate all visitors with disabilities and provide the best possible experience. To request a reasonable accommodation, please contact Anna Mathews at 480-644-3448 for the Dobson Ranch Library or the Main Library, and Joyce Abbott at 480-644-2726 for the Red Mountain Library.