City workplaces reopen
Weather conditions in Reykjavík have improved, and officials have lifted the red alert. City operations are returning to normal, with most municipal facilities reopening.
School and recreational activities experienced disruptions today. After-school programs have resumed operations. Preschools have also reopened, except where previously scheduled professional development days are taking place.
Department of Welfare facilities that closed due to the weather have reopened, including welfare centers, the Reykjavík Child Protection Services office, and adult community centers. The Þorrasel and Esjutún day care centers remain closed today.
All Department of Culture & Sports facilities were closed. Their reopening schedule is as follows:
Breiðholtslaug Pool: 1pm
Reykjavík Art Museum: 1pm
The Settlement Exhibition on Aðalstræti: 1pm
Reykjavík Museum of Photography: 1pm
Reykjavík Maritime Museum: 1pm
City Library: 1:30pm
Reykjavík Family Park & Zoo: 1:30pm
Árbæjarlaug Pool: 1:30pm
Vesturbæjarlaug Pool: 1:30pm
Laugardalslaug Pool: 1:30pm
Dalslaug Pool: 2pm
Sundhöll Reykjavík Pool: 2pm
Grafarvogslaug Pool: 2pm
Geothermal beach: 2:30pm
Klébergslaug Pool: 3pm
Árbær Open Air Museum: Closed today.
Ski areas in Reykjavík and Bláfjöll Mountains: Closed today.
The Service Center at Höfðatorg and Reykjavík City Hall, which were closed until 1pm today, have now reopened. As usual, residents can reach service advisors at 411-111 or through live chat. Alternatively, send an email to info@reykjavik.is or use the feedback website at abendingar.reykjavik.is.
Please note:
- For emergencies, call 112.
- The emergency number for Veitur Utilities is 516-6161.