Executive Order regarding Mandatory Face Masks TO REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL MAY 25, 2021, Signed Feb. 23, 2021

Tarrant County Judge B. Glen Whitley has signed an Executive Order extending provisions of the June 25th Executive Order requiring that face masks be worn in all Tarrant County businesses and at outdoor gatherings of more than 100 people.

The order has been extended until May 25, 2021, unless extended, modified or terminated earlier by the Tarrant County Judge or the Commissioners Court.

Face coverings include masks, scarves, bandanas or a handkerchief.

The requirement of a face covering does not apply if covering the nose and mouth poses a significant mental or physical health risk to the individual.

The Order also notes that social distancing protocols should still be followed; at least six feet from others whenever possible.

“Patrons who do not wear a face-covering will be asked to leave the premises and will not be provided goods or services until the face-covering requirements are followed,” the ordinance states.

Read the complete order regarding face mask order to remain in effect

Tarrant County Executive Order regarding Mandatory Face Masks, Signed July 31, 2020

Tarrant County Judge B. Glen Whitley has signed an Executive Order extending provisions of the June 25th Executive Order requiring that face masks be worn in all Tarrant County businesses and at outdoor gatherings of more than 100 people.

The order has been extending until Sunday, Februrary 28, 2021, unless extended, modified or terminated earlier by the Tarrant County Judge or the Commissioners Court.

Face coverings include masks, scarves, bandanas or a handkerchief.

The requirement of a face covering does not apply if covering the nose and mouth poses a significant mental or physical health risk to the individual.

The Order also notes that social distancing protocols should still be followed; at least six feet from others whenever possible.

“Patrons who do not wear a face-covering will be asked to leave the premises and will not be provided goods or services until the face-covering requirements are followed,” the ordinance states.

Read the complete order regarding mandatory face masks

Joint Control Order of the Local Health Authorities for Tarrant County, The City of Arlington and City of Burleson Regarding Public and Non-religious Private Schools, Issued July 21, 2020

A joint control order issued by Local Health Authorities of Tarrant County, City of Arlington and the City of Burleson, recommends that all public and non-religious private schools not re-open for on-campus, face-to-face instruction or activities until September 28, 2020.

Under the order, some activities are allowed, though social distancing, facial coverings and other safety protocols must still be observed.

Read the complete order regarding Public and non-religious Private Schools

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Tarrant County Executive Order regarding Mandatory Face Masks, Signed June 25, 2020

Tarrant County Judge B. Glen Whitley has signed an Executive Order requiring that face masks be worn in all Tarrant County businesses and at outdoor gatherings of more than 100 people.

The ordinance goes into effect 6 p.m. Friday, June 26, through 6 a.m. Monday, Aug. 3.

Face coverings include masks, scarves, bandanas or a handkerchief.

The Order also notes that social distancing protocols should still be followed; at least six feet from others whenever possible.

“Patrons who do not wear a face-covering will be asked to leave the premises and will not be provided goods or services until the face-covering requirements are followed,” the ordinance states.

Read the complete ordinance regarding Mandatory Face Masks