Cosmetology salons - hair salons, nail salons, tanning salons and barber shops - will be allowed to open with restrictions, including one customer per stylist and appropriate social distancing.No-contact outdoor sports are allowed, limited to groups of 4.Licensed healthcare professionals may return to work under the rules of their respective licensing agencies, and licensed hospitals must reserve 15% of their capacity for treating COVID-19 patients.Interactive areas with hands-on activities, including children play areas, should remain closed Capacity restrictions will expand to 50% as part of Phase 2.
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Restaurants, retail shops, movie theaters, malls, museums, libraries and single-person offices may reopen, limited to 25% capacity.Here's a brief timeline of the reopening schedule to date.
Abbott has issued a number of orders related to the Open Texas Plan. Residents will continue to have the option of watching upcoming City Council, Planning & Zoning, and Economic Development Board meetings through the website or local cable channel live streams. If you are possibly infected, wait four days before setting out trash and recyclables for collection. To help keep the potential spread of contamination to a minimum, Community Waste Disposal is asking that customers take the time to ensure all trash is bagged and tied.Īdditionally, please sanitize your trash and recycling cart handle(s) prior to and after service. For questions about your account, please call 81. There is also a payment drop-box available in the parking lot on the west side of the building. Abbott on March 2 issued an executive order ending statewide restrictions on business capacity and lifting the statewide mask orders effective Wednesday, March 10, 2021.Īs a reminder, utility bill payments may be made by bank draft or by credit card through our online portal if you prefer not to visit Keller Town Hall in person. Positive COVID-19 Cases in Keller & Tarrant County Searchable State Vaccine Provider Database If you are looking for local resources for meals, activities and information on volunteer opportunities visit our Coronavirus Community Resources page. The City of Keller continues to monitor the COVID-19 pandemic in coordination with the Tarrant County Public Health Department, the Texas Department of State Health Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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