Health and Safety

At Nyberg Rivers, we consider our guests, employees, tenants and the local community to be part of the family. Therefore, like you, we are monitoring the latest news about Coronavirus so we can remain informed and make the best decisions possible. We will continue to be diligent and focused on providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all employees and guests. This situation is fluid and continuously changing. Here are a few steps we’re taking, based on guidance from local, state and federal health agencies. Thank you for the continued privilege of serving you. Together, we will get through this. We encourage anyone interested in learning more to visit the CDC website for the latest updates

Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

Q: Is Nyberg Rivers open?

A: Yes, Nyberg Rivers is open, however, some of our businesses have made the difficult decision to modify hours or temporarily close. We respect their choices and thank YOU for your continued support and understanding as we navigate through this unprecedented time. The safety and well-being of our guests, tenants and employees is our top priority. We are diligently working to keep the shopping center safe and healthy through increased rigorous cleaning protocols. We are following the official guidance from state, local and federal health officials regarding a closure. At this time, a full closure in not required, however, certain government restrictions are being followed for restaurants, bars, cinemas, etc. Please see the list of businesses with reduced hours or those that are closed until further noticed.

Q: What are your hours?

Individual stores & services may have reduced hours or temporarily closed. Please see the list of businesses with reduced hours or those that are closed until further notice:

Stores that have reduced their hours include (list coming soon)

Businesses that are temporarily closed until further notice include (list coming soon)

Q: What cleaning/sanitization measures are you taking?

A: In our shopping center and office areas:

Cleaning and sanitizing commonly used touch-points throughout the property on a recurring basis using a highly effective, yet safe, disinfectant including restrooms, door handles, faucets, countertops, dispensers, trash receptacles, benches, handrails, etc. Cleaning and sanitizing of office doorknobs, elevator push buttons, counter and table tops, stairway handrails, drinking fountains, light switches, faucets, drawer pulls, etc.

Stores that have reduced their hours include:

Businesses that are temporarily closed until further notice include: