Yesterday, @austintexasgov used the Warn Central TX notification system to remind people to stay indoors. To learn more and sign up for future notifications visit this link: bit.ly/2UZydmV (2/7)
Speaking of staying in, our ‘Stay Home, Work Safe” order expires in the next few days. You can expect that both myself & @JudgeEckhardt will extend the order for a bit longer. Stay tuned for more soon (3/7) 
We are starting to see other cities report flattening of their curves. Make no mistake – we are not out of the woods & should still continue staying in, hand washing & physical distancing. If you must go out, follow the 6-feet distance rule & wear a face covering (4/7)
If you think you are experiencing symptoms please be in touch with your health provider & avoid going to an ER or urgent care facility. In addition, those who are uninsured or do not have established health care can call the #COVID19 hotline for guidance at 512-978-8775 (5/7)
@AusPublicHealth has convened a child care task force for certain facilities and employees who need child care. Resources for child care for families are here: bit.ly/2y9aDv2 & resources for @TravisCountyTX child care providers are here: bit.ly/34xsQ1M (6/7)
I know we are doing our best to stay in & that it’s increasingly difficult – especially during this holiday weekend – so thank you for doing your part to #stopthespread . Let’s do our best to get through this as quickly as possible together #Austin (7/7)
