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Jim Wells County bars given the go ahead by TABC to reopen at 50-percent capacity

Bars that choose to open are not required to get pre-approval prior to opening but must meet all of the specified requirements at the time of opening.

JIM WELLS COUNTY, Texas — The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has approved the opt-in request from Jim Wells County to reopen bars at 50-percent capacity.

Jim Wells County Judge Juan Rodriguez, Jr. requested to opt-in to the provision of Governor Greg Abbott's recent executive order allowing for bars to reopen at 50-percent capacity provided they comply with health protocols issued by the Texas Department of State Health Services.

TABC also approved Thursday Nueces County Judge Barbara Canales' request to opt in to the same provision of the governor's executive order.

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Bars that choose to open are not required to get pre-approval prior to opening but must meet all of the specified requirements at the time of opening. Bar owners are encouraged to contact TABC and their local bar and restaurant association for additional guidance and suggestions on how best to implement the changes needed to operate safely.

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