| NYC’s Small Business Services (SBS) has provided the following announcement: |
| We are excited to share that gyms are allowed to officially reopen tomorrow, September 2nd once the owner has submitted a Gym and Fitness Facility Inspection Request and Attestation Form to the NYC Health Department. By completing the form, a facility is affirming it has met COVID-19-related New York State requirements and is ready for inspection. Indoor pools and indoor fitness classes will remain closed in New York City until further notice. Health and safety remain the number one priority as the City reopens. You can find all guidance related to gym reopening using the buttons below. |
| Reopening Gyms and Fitness Facilities: What Operators Need to Know | Interim Guidance for Gyms and Fitness Centers During the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency |
| Have questions? Our team is here to help and support you as you reopen your business and navigate new guidelines. Join us for a webinar on September 10 to learn more about reopening your gym. Learn more and RSVP. You can also visit us at nyc.gov/reopeningbusinesses or call our hotline at (888)SBS-4NYC. |
| Upcoming Reopening Webinars Reopening your business in NYC? We can help. Join us at one of our upcoming webinars designed to help you understand the requirements and best practices to reopen. |
| Are you a minority or woman business owner? Get certified The City spends up to $17 billion per year on goods and services. Getting certified as an M/WBE will help you compete for these opportunities and access exclusive programs to help your small business grow. Want to learn more? Join us for an upcoming webinar! |
| Make sure you’re prepared this hurricane season. From gas leaks and fires, to major hurricanes, flooding, and blackouts, NYC business owners face many challenges that can impact your operations and assets. The Department of Small Business Services (SBS) is here to help guide you through the start of a business continuity plan. Join us for a webinar to learn how to: Stay in business: Identify your key business functions, employees, and documents Protect your investments: Understand how to protect your assets and navigate insurance processes Be ready for action: Create a business continuity plan for your business |