Stay at home, except for Essential Travel, Essential Services, Essential Activities; to work in or access Essential Businesses, Government Service, or Essential Critical Infrastructure; or to perform Minimum Basic Operations

 In shared or outdoor spaces, maintain Social Distancing and minimize contact with people not in the same household 

 Gatherings *of any number* outside a single household are prohibited

 Non-Essential businesses shall not allow the public on-premises, but may continue Minimum Basic Operations (if meeting the specified requirements)

 Restaurants (and similar) may only provide take out, delivery, curbside, or drive-through; Social Distancing required

 Nursing homes (and similar) are to prohibit non-essential visitors unless to provide critical assistance or end-of-life visitation

 Elective medical, surgical, and dental procedures are prohibited

 If someone in a household tests positive for COVID-19, the household is ordered to isolate, but may seek medical services as needed from medical personnel and facilities

 Any certified peace officer is authorized to enforce this Order; Violators may be subject to a fine of up to $1,000 or up to 180 days in jail

Read the full Order at cityofkennedale.com/TCorder. Section 13 on page 3 defines the capitalized phrases (e.g., Essential Activities) and a chart summarizing the restrictions begins on page 7.

The Declaration, enacted by Mayor Brian Johnson on Tuesday, March 24, states that the City of Kennedale adopts all current and future rules, regulations, and limitations issued by the State of Texas and by Tarrant County (including this Order); and (if those rules conflict) shall recognize the more restrictive. View the full Declaration at cityofkennedale.com/stayhome. #StayHomeTexas