NEWS & VIEWS

Evictions suspended

No one in Texas will be evicted from now until April 19th.  On March 20, the Texas Supreme Court entered an emergency order suspending residential evictions except in cases of threats of physical harm or criminal activity.

Filings can still be submitted, but no trial, hearing, or other eviction proceedings may be conducted until after April 19.  This order may be extended.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/texas-supreme-court-temporarily-suspends-residential-evictions-during-coronavirus-response/273-4d5641e9-5340-4b27-bbb5-19e99a14d66f

Small Businesses Can Apply for Emergency Federal Loans

By order of Governor Abbott, small businesses affected by the Coronavirus pandemic can apply for long term, low interest loans.  Find out more here https://www.kvue.com/article/money/business/texas-businesses-apply-small-business-administration-loans-coronavirus/269-85340619-c53b-4bcb-ac9d-7a7a0f7afde4

Texas COVID-19 restrictions

Click below to read about Hays County and statewide COVID-19 restrictions.

https://hayscountytx.com/2020/03/20/governor-county-judge-set-new-requirements-for-covid-19-control-starting-march-20/