CIBOLO, Texas – The City of Cibolo is making changes in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mayor Stosh Boyle announced in a video Monday the following steps the city is taking in order to help decrease the spread of the virus:
- Residents are encouraged to pay their utility bills online. The 3% online fee will be waived until April 15. The city will reassess whether it needs to extend that waiver when that date comes.
- For now, city council meetings will continue as scheduled. Citizens are encouraged to watch the meetings online unless they have official business during the scheduled meeting.
- City parks will remain open. Bathrooms are being sanitized daily and playgrounds are being sanitized at least every 72 hours.
- City lobby spaces are being thoroughly sanitized multiple times every day. This includes the police department and the digital library at the YMCA.
- City events with large gatherings have been postponed. This includes the Easter egg hunt that was scheduled for April 4.
- Small businesses will remain open for now.
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Boyle reminded residents that the situation is fluid, and these changes could evolve. You can stay up to date with the latest developments on the city’s website.
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