DECEMBER 30, 2020
MADISON COUNTY ALERTS HAS AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO SHARE WITH YOU
Due to the number of current COVID-19 patients in hospitals in our region, Madison County business occupany limits for restaurants and other non-exempt businesses are being reduced to 50% occupancy, by order of Texas Governor Greg Abbott's Executive Order GA-32. All bars must close, and no elective surgeries may be performed.
Full details and a summary of types of businesses affected can be found on the county website at www.co.madison.tx.us.
Stay safe and well!
NOVEMBER 30, 2020
Madison County A!erts has an important message to share with you.
As of today, the burn ban has been lifted. However, winds are gusty today and burns should not take place today. Please use extreme caution if you choose to plan a burn soon. All burning should be done in accordance with applicable state laws regarding burning, along with proper safety considerations. Please consider other alternatives, such as composting. If you must burn, consider the current weather and be aware of any weather warnings that may be in effect, such as high winds or high fire alert. Consider rescheduling your burn if winds are over 5 mph or are gusty. It is best to burn when the humidity is at least 30 percent or higher. Plan your burn site carefully away from structures, combustible materials, or other fire sources. Have a water source nearby and always notify the proper authorities that you intend to burn. Here in Madison County, you should call the Madison County Sheriff’s Office at 936-348-2755 before you burn. Let them know when, where and what you will be burning. Be safe out there!