In Person

SAFETY PROCEDURES
 

1. Attendance at all events will be limited. Indoor events are further limited to fully vaccinated individuals only, and to children. Masks are to be worn at all events, by all age 2 and over. Masks must cover your nose and mouth and not have exhale valves. Those individuals leading the events will not be masked, but they will be fully vaccinated and distanced.  
2. Reservations are required for all events.  If we reach our capacity, you will be informed and can choose to be added to a wait list.  The total number of people attending will be displayed to you when you register for any event, so you can decide your own comfort level in attending. When making a reservation you will be asked for all of the names in your group, in the event that contact tracing should be required. 
3. When entering the Synagogue, please be prepared to have your reservation confirmed by a greeter. Seating groups of 4 or 6 seats will have been spaced out throughout the Sanctuary. Please make the most efficient use of chairs for the size of your group. (For example, a group of 1, 2, 3 or 4 people would occupy a seating group consisting of 4 chairs). Please do not move any chairs - maintain the groups of 4 or 6 seats as you find them. Please plan to have children stay with you, and not wander throughout the building.  
4. Books, kippot and tallitot used during the service will be available and should be left in specially designated areas at the conclusion of each service. Of course, you may bring your own.  We ask that you not leave your own items behind. 
5. Restrooms will be open.  Water fountains have been turned off - please feel free to bring your own water container. We will not be serving our traditional Oneg refreshments at this time. We also ask that you do not congregate in the building adjacent to any Adat Reyim service or program. Chatting outside the building is fine. 
6.  If you attend any programming or event at Adat Reyim and subsequently learn that you are COVID-19 positive, please notify Interim Executive Director Gary Fifer immediately. 
7. Rabbi Glazer plans to be at many events, and therefore assumes a significant health risk on behalf of our community. Out of respect for that situation, she looks forward to greeting you outdoors after any program or service, weather permitting. She will be masked, and requests you be masked as well. To avoid possible transmission between congregants, she also will not be shaking hands. 
8. While we are working to minimize risk to the health and safety of this community, we are unable to eliminate all risk. Therefore, we ask that if you are in an ‘at-risk’ group, please consider joining events online instead of coming in the building. Further, we ask that any person not feeling well, exhibiting a fever, or otherwise in a questionable situation should not come into the building. By entering the building, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
    

We look forward to seeing you and appreciate your cooperation as we open our doors. Please contact Gary Fifer execdirector@adatreyim.org with any questions.