Current as at 13 November 2023.
Logan City Council facilities and services operate in line with the current advice from Queensland Health.
Council’s top priority is the health and safety of our community, customers and staff.
Everyone is encouraged to maintain social distancing and good hygiene habits.
Guidelines for a close COVID-19 contact in Queensland can be found online. Find the latest information on the Queensland Health website.
The COVID-19 traffic light system is no longer in use.
Queensland Health is now monitoring COVID-19 as part of its broader surveillance of acute respiratory illnesses, like influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).
This change is in response to:
- evidence pointing to a decline in COVID-19 waves, and
- the World Health Organization’s (WHO) declaration that the illness is no longer a public health emergency.
For more information visit Queensland Government - Traffic light advice.
Face masks
No Public Health Directions are in effect requiring face masks to be worn.
You should consider wearing a mask:
You may still be asked to wear a mask
Businesses and facilities may still require masks to be worn in certain circumstances. For example:
- your general practitioner may ask you to wear a mask when in their waiting and consulting rooms
- a hospital may require you to wear a mask when visiting patients or in certain areas
- a carer may be asked to wear a mask when providing care to a vulnerable person.
If you’re asked to wear a mask, we ask that you cooperate with that request.
For more information visit Queensland Government - Face masks - coronavirus (COVID-19)
If you get COVID-19
If your rapid antigen test (RAT) shows positive for COVID-19, it is recommended you follow the Queensland Health guidelines at Queensland Government - I have COVID-19.
The (RAT) positive COVID-19 result registration form is no longer available.
Attending venues
Certain restrictions are in place in public and private hospitals, aged care facilities and some general practitioner (GP) waiting rooms. Current guidelines can be viewed online at Queensland Government - COVID-19 in Queensland.
For more information on visiting aged care facilities go to Queensland Government - Visiting residential aged care facilities.
For more information on current public health measures, visit the Queensland Health website.
Testing sites
Free Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) kits are available from Queensland Health RAT distribution points for anyone holding an eligible Commonwealth concession card.
For more information visit Exposed to COVID-19 - Queensland Government.
Free RATs are no longer be available from community pharmacies.
Please call QLD Health on 1343 2584 for free and confidential health advice from a registered nurse 24/7.
Vaccinations
The latest advice on COVID-19 vaccines can be found on Queensland Health website.
The Australian Government is in charge of selecting, buying and regulating the COVID-19 vaccines.
The Queensland Government is in charge of delivering the vaccine across our state.
For more information about the vaccines contact The National Coronavirus Helpline on 1800 020 080. The line operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
General information
For more information about COVID-19 and travel visit COVID-19 and travel - Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
For the latest COVID-19 advice visit the Queensland Health website.
More information, including how to obtain proof of your COVID-19 vaccinations, is also available from The Australian Government website.