Office of Emergency Management
Galveston County
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The water distribution site at the Bayside Community Center was resupplied last night and will begin handing out water at 9:00am today.
Bayside Community Center
4833 10th Street
Bacliff, Texas 77518
Nearly 13,000 cases of water have been distributed by the county to the different cities and communities in the last three days.
The Bayside Community Center has been established as a bottled water distribution hub for Bacliff and San Leon Residents. If you are in the Bayshore area, you can go to the community center and pick up potable water.
Bayside Community Center
4833 10th Street
Bacliff, Texas 77518
More details to come on additional water distribution sites.
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In early July, Galveston County Judge Mark Henry began working with the local area chambers of commerce and the Galveston County Health District to launch a new COVID-19 Business Taskforce with the sole purpose of helping Galveston County Businesses mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in the community. This new team, chaired by League City Councilman Hank Dugie, began the task of developing resources and COVID-19 mitigation best practices and the culmination of these efforts is the newly launched www.GCCBTF.org.
This new website provides answers to the most asked questions from the Galveston County business community and helps link businesses to local, state, and federal coronavirus resources. Nurses and epidemiologists from the GCHD provided the most asked for information and collaborated on creating content for the website.
In addition to the new online resources that are now available, the Taskforce also came up with the Galveston County promise. Replicating the successful pledge created by League City’s Emergency Turnaround Taskforce, the Galveston County promise provides a way for businesses in the community to show the public that they are committed to taking the necessary steps to helping slow the spread of COVID-19.
The Galveston County COVID-19 Business Taskforce will continue to work with the local business community to provide the most up to date resources and information. To take the Galveston County Promise, you can visit www.GCCBFT.org or contact your local chamber of commerce.
