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Mar 22, 2020

Governor Abbott Updates Texans on COVID-19

Today, (3/22), in a press conference, Governor Greg Abbott announced the latest information on the fight against the Coronavirus. The updated information from the Governor, the Texas Department of State and Health Services, and the Texas Division of Emergency Management includes: The Governor 's expectation that Texans will comply with the Executive Order that was…

Today, (3/22), in a press conference, Governor Greg Abbott announced the latest information on the fight against the Coronavirus.

The updated information from the Governor, the Texas Department of State and Health Services, and the Texas Division of Emergency Management includes:

“Southlake stands in support of Governor Abbott and his leadership,” said Mayor Laura Hill. “We need to work together to support our doctors and nurses, first responders, and those who are on the COVID-19 frontlines. Our best course of action is to practice social distancing, support local businesses as best we can, and do our part to stop community spread,” she added.

To help you continue to stay informed as this situation evolves, the City of Southlake has created a new information page, www.ProtectSouthlake.com, that provides a centralized place for Southlake news and resources. It also contains links to the COVID-19 pages located on county, state, and federal sites.

For mobile phone updates from the City, text PROTECTSLK to 888-777, and follow Mayor Hill’s Facebook page and the City’s social media for the latest COVID-19 City news and to stay connected with us and each other.

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