San Marcos City Coucilmembers voted Tuesday to continue the city’s pause on terminating utility services and charging disconnect fees for nonpayment during the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Due to the coronavirus, the city council agreed to halt disconnections in March. In July, councilmembers approved extending the freeze on disconnects.
They also voted to have a special meeting the week of Dec. 8 to discuss the allocation of $2.67 million in general fund dollars as a result of the allocation of $3.65 million in CARES Act funding through the Texas Department of Emergency Management.
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