COVID-19: What we are doing

GOV. ABBOTT'S LATEST EXECUTIVE ORDERS

On June 3, Gov. Abbott announced phase III to open Texas. To view all establishments and services allowed to open, their limited occupancy limits and the recommended minimum health protocols, visit the Open Texas webpage. Additional protocols can be made to help protect the health and safety of all employees and customers.

OCCUPANCY LIMITS
Starting June 3 the allowable occupancy rate is 50% for bars, and starting June 12 restaurants can raise their occupancy to 75% of what is listed. Click here to view a list of most assembly-type businesses in College Station. If your establishment is not listed, you are then permitted to allow only one person per 60 square feet of indoor space. For any other questions or to request additional square footage or occupancy information, please call 979.764.3570.

STAY HEALTHY, STAY SAFE

Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, and/or use hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% of alcohol.
Avoid touching your face.
Continue to maintain at least 6 feet of distance from anyone you do not live with.
Wear face masks to cover you nose and mouth when social distancing is hard to manage.
Clean AND disinfect frequently touched surfaces daily.

OPEN FACILITIES

Basketball courts
City Hall
Community and neighborhood parks (Directory)
Disc golf courses
Dog parks
G. Hysmith Skate Park
Larry J. Ringer Library
Lick Creek Park
Municipal Court
Pavilions and shelters
Playgrounds (use is discouraged)
Sand volleyball courts
Stephen C. Beachy Central Park office
Tennis courts
Utility Customer Service

UPCOMING REOPENINGS

Athletic Fields – June 1 for practices; June 15 for tournaments
Lick Creek Nature Center office and restrooms – June 1 (open Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 1-6 p.m.)
Park restrooms and water fountains – June 1
Veterans Park & Athletic Complex – May 23

CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

Adamson Lagoon
Cindy Hallaran
Community Services
Fire Administration and Stations
Fun For All Playground & Splash Pad
Human Resources
Lincoln Recreation Center
Meyer Senior & Community Center
Police Department
Public Works Department
Southwood Community Center
W.A. Tarrow Splash Pad

CANCELLATIONS

5V5 Basketball League
American Red Cross Lifeguard Training
Challenger Bowling
College Station Senior Games (Sept. 25-27)
Mini Summer Camps
Starlight Music Series
Summer Softball & Kickball Leagues
Summer Youth Basketball
Water Aerobics
Water Safety Instructor Certification

DEPARTMENT CONTACTS & ONLINE RESOURCES

Anyone with questions for a specific city department should contact that department directly via phone or email. The following list includes frequently visited offices along with their contact information:

Call: 979.764.3541

Email: cso@cstx.gov

To order a birth or death certificate online and have it delivered by mail, visit cstx.gov/certificates.

As of May 11, Utility Customer Service is open to the public.

You can pay your bill through on of the following:
• mail to P.O. Box 10230, College Station, TX 77842
• call the automatic payment system at 979.764.3729
• checks, money orders and cashier's checks can be dropped off into Municipal Court's drop box. Court is located at 300 Krenek Tap Road and the drop box is to the left of the front entrance.

To report an electric, water or wastewater outage, call the 24/7 hotline at 855.528.4278.

To connect or disconnect services, click here.

To report a street light issue, click here.

QUESTIONS?

Call: 979.764.3535

Click here to fill out an online contact form.

Call: 979.764.3778

To report a code violation:
• email codeenforcement@cstx.gov
• visit cstx.gov/seeclickfix

To encourage takeout orders from Northgate District businesses, the City of College Station is offering free 30-minute parking throughout Northgate. This includes all metered spaces, the surface lot and the garage.

As of May 11, Municipal Court is open to the public.

You can still pay citations online and/or download forms at cstx.gov/court.

Municipal Court, located at 300 Krenek Tap Road in College Station, has a drop box located to the left of the front entrance. You can drop documents, money orders and cashier's check in there.

Or you can mail it to them:
College Station Municipal Court
P.O. Box 9960
College Station, TX 77842

At this time, defendants do NOT have to perform community service or attend any live classes that were assigned.

Effective the week of 4/13/20, College Station Municipal Court will offer Pre-Trials and Bench Trials virtually for defendants that would like to participate. Pre-Trials will be held on Wednesdays and Bench Trials will be held on Mondays and Thursdays at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Click here for live streaming of Court proceedings. Participants will be contacted by Judge Spillane (espillane@cstx.gov), Prosecutor Gavin Midgley (gmidgley@cstx.gov) and/or Court Docket Coordinator Cynthia M. Sosa (csosa@cstx.gov) with Zoom information, as appropriate. Please email csosa@cstx.gov if you have any questions.

Questions? Call: 979.764.3683

Call: 979.764.3486

Email: parks@cstx.gov

Call: 979.764.3570

Email: cspds@cstx.gov

To submit an online application for a project, permit or license, visit cstx.gov/applications.

Call: 979.764.3600
For emergencies, call 911

To report a non-emergency incident, visit cstx.gov/onlinereporting.

Call: 979.764.3690

Email: pubworks@cstx.gov

To report a solid waste, recycling, traffic signal, sign, street, drainage or landscape issue, visit cstx.gov/publicworks to fill out the appropriate form.

To date the city has issued the following:

Subscribe

Search content item using keyword

REMINDERS

The City of College Station follows recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Texas Department of State Health Services, and the Brazos County Health District. We also monitor decisions made by our partners at Texas A&M University, College Station ISD, and other agencies.

The latest information about COVID-19, including steps to prevent illness, symptoms, and what to do if you're sick, is at:

City of College Station