City of Grapevine COVID-19 Statement
The City of Grapevine, at the guidance of Tarrant County Public Health and the Tarrant County Judge, is implementing the following actions to keep residents and visitors safe and to prevent the spread of COVID-19. We also encourage all private sector companies, groups, and organizations to take the same steps in working towards stopping the spread of COVID-19 by limiting group gatherings and to practice social distancing.
“It is in the best interest of our residents, employees, and business merchants to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 by practicing social distancing, personal care, and not taking part in large group gatherings with particular attention to the active adult population (over 60) in our community. We will continue to monitor these events per the direction of Tarrant County Public Health and will reassess as needed.” - City of Grapevine Mayor William D. Tate
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EVENTS
A: Masks/Face Coverings Required
In accordance with Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley’s Executive Order, effective Friday, June 26 at 6pm, all businesses providing service to the public must require a face covering for those 10 years old and older. The full Executive Order may be viewed at bit.ly/2Z7mgg5.
Business Health & Safety Policy
In accordance with Judge Whitley’s order, effective June 26 at 6pm, all businesses providing services to the public will be required to post and implement a Health and Safety Policy that requires masks for all employees and visitors 10 years and older. A sample Business Health and Safety Policy for your use may be viewed at bit.ly/2BCBEZG. The Judge’s Executive Order may be viewed at bit.ly/2Z7mgg5.
CANCELED:
- Municipal Court hearings
- Rental facilities
- All parks and recreation facilities and pavilion rentals are canceled - Visit GoGrapevine.com to view cancellations specific to the Parks & Recreation Department
- All non-essential fingerprinting - Visit Police.GrapevineTexas.gov to view cancellations (and animal services updates) specific to the Grapevine Police Department
We have 473 positive cases in the City of Grapevine. Due to community spread having become so common, they are no longer providing us with the suspected source. View a list of cases provided to us by the Tarrant County Health Department.
Additional information will be shared as these processes evolve. Please continue to practice social distancing, wash hands frequently, refrain from touching your face, and wear a cloth face covering (when in public - optional). Stay encouraged, Grapevine. We will get through this – together.
Many City services are available online as listed below:
Pay traffic tickets at MunicipalOnlinePayments.com.
Make facility reservations for the future at GoGrapevine.com.
Apply for a building permit at App.MyGov.US.
Police records are available at GrapevineTexas.gov.
Pay utility bills at UB.GrapevineTexas.gov.
Birth and Death Certificates may be requested online at TXApps.Texas.gov
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CONVENTIONS/CONFERENCES
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TRANSPORTATION
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COVID-19 QUESTIONS
We urge everyone to follow the guidelines and practices put forth by public health officials. We hope for the well-being of you and your loved ones and thank you for your continued support of Grapevine events.
The Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau is championing the process to allow all Grapevine Hotel partners to pursue the Global Biorisk Advisory Council STAR accreditation. GBAC STAR is the gold standard of safe facilities, providing third-party validation that ensures facilities implement strict protocols for biorisk situations. GBAC STAR is an outbreak prevention, response and recovery accreditation. The program establishes requirements to assist facilities with work practices, protocols, procedures, and systems to control risks associated with infectious agents, such as SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19.