The Warren County Commission is ordering all food and drinking establishments to close their in-person dining rooms beginning March 19.
The commission issued an order Wednesday afternoon directing …
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The Warren County Commission is ordering all food and drinking establishments to close their in-person dining rooms beginning March 19.
The commission issued an order Wednesday afternoon directing all restaurants, bars and clubs to cease any on-premises consumption by midnight that day.
The commission’s order encourages food establishments to use delivery, drive-thru or drive up services to continue doing business, but cautions employees to take appropriate precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Food services are also allowed to have up to 10 people at a time come inside “for the purpose of picking up their food or beverage orders, so long as the public is at least six feet apart from other people while on premises to the extent possible,” according to the order.
