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An employee break room at City Hall with communal furniture stacked to the side to prevent use.

The exterior of North Richland Hills City Hall. The parking lot is empty, and the entrance is barricaded shut.

Face masks were required to be worn by all staff during any time spent inside a city building. Two examples of masks that could be worn to prevent the spread of infection are shown.

The front entrance of City Hall barricaded to the public. Notices posted on the front glass give information about the closure.

A common sign posted in every bathroom of all city buildings.

Sign posted outside Developmental Services at City Hall giving some alternatives to the full contact handshake. Social distancing rules discourage contact between people.

This image was a call from the City of North Richland Hills to its residents looking for thermometers. In order to safely serve, the community employees had their temperatures taken at the beginning of every shift to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Sign showing the local Office Depot on Grapevine Highway open for individuals to come buy supplies for their home offices.

Local coffee shop, Roots, curbside sign.

A sign warning employees that they must have their temperature checked before proceeding into City Hall. The sign also lists a series of questions the staff must answer negatively to before entering City Hall.