WEST NYACK, NY – The Palisades Mall is Open! Friday marks the malls first day open since the beginning of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Guests will be greeted with a wide range of safety and sanitizing policies and procedures, all designed to make Palisades Center as safe as possible:

– Face Mask Requirement: Everyone visiting Palisades Center will be required to wear a face mask before entering, in accordance with New York State and CDC guidelines.
– Social Distancing: All guests will be reminded to maintain social distancing and stay 6-feet apart with visual reminders placed throughout the center, along with new one-way directional signage to avoid contact with other guests.
– Enhanced Cleaning and Sanitizing: Palisades Center has enhanced its cleaning and sanitizing of the common areas and numerous touch points, restrooms, seating areas, and food court. This includes using CDC-recommended disinfectants designated as effective against SARS-CoV-2 virus in accordance with or exceeding CDC sanitation guidelines.
– Enhancements to Air Circulation and Filtration: Enhancements have been made to increase air circulation, air filtration and fresh air intake to bolster the quality of air within the center – all meeting New York State standards.
Proactive Touchless Disinfecting: Palisades Center’s cleaning team will be utilizing new electrostatic sprayers, leveraging the same technology used to clean hospital rooms to sanitize its center using an approved disinfectant recommended by the CDC.
– Hand Sanitizer Stations: New hand sanitizer stations will be available at:
Digital directories throughout the property
Food court areas
Elevators and escalators
Throughout the common area
– Curbside Pickup: Guests are encouraged to take advantage of our additional parking spaces at various center entrances designated for curbside pickup from your favorite brands. The main curbside pickup location is located within Parking Lot B outside of Staples and Modell’s
– Daily Health Screenings for Palisades Center employees, security personnel, housekeeping employees and all contractors returning

The Palisades Center hosts over 225 businesses which employ near 5,000 people, most of who live within Rockland County. In 2019, the Palisades Center paid $21.4 million in property taxes and generated over $22 million in local sales tax revenue.