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For up-to-date information on COVID-19, please visit: covid19.sanantonio.gov

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2020

City of San Antonio’s position regarding local health authority and health of students, teachers and school staff

Author: Melanie Morales (GPA)

CONTACT: For members of the media, please contact:
covid19media@sanantonio.gov

Laura Mayes, City of San Antonio (210) 207-1337
Michelle Vigil, City of San Antonio (210) 207-8172

For questions from the general public, please contact:
COVID-19@sanantonio.gov
COVID-19 Hotline (210) 207-5779

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Jul

2020

City of San Antonio announces new testing location and reminds the public what to do while awaiting testing results

Author: Melanie Morales (GPA)

CONTACT: For members of the media, please contact:
covid19media@sanantonio.gov

Laura Mayes, City of San Antonio (210) 207-1337
Michelle Vigil, City of San Antonio (210) 207-8172

For questions from the general public, please contact:
COVID-19@sanantonio.gov
COVID-19 Hotline (210) 207-5779

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Jul

2020

Residents invited to COVID-19 and Schools virtual town hall

Author: Melanie Morales (GPA)

CONTACT: For members of the media, please contact:
covid19media@sanantonio.gov

Laura Mayes, City of San Antonio (210) 207-1337
Michelle Vigil, City of San Antonio (210) 207-8172

For questions from the general public, please contact:
COVID-19@sanantonio.gov
COVID-19 Hotline (210) 207-5779

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Jul

2020

City of San Antonio mourns the loss of two of their own to COVID-19

Author: Melanie Morales (GPA)

CONTACT: For members of the media, please contact:
covid19media@sanantonio.gov

Laura Mayes, City of San Antonio (210) 207-1337
Michelle Vigil, City of San Antonio (210) 207-8172

For questions from the general public, please contact:
COVID-19@sanantonio.gov
COVID-19 Hotline (210) 207-5779

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Jul

2020

City of San Antonio issues health directive ordering that all schools in Bexar County will conduct remote learning through September 7

Author: Melanie Morales (GPA)

CONTACT: For members of the media, please contact:
covid19media@sanantonio.gov

Laura Mayes, City of San Antonio (210) 207-1337
Michelle Vigil, City of San Antonio (210) 207-8172

For questions from the general public, please contact:
COVID-19@sanantonio.gov
COVID-19 Hotline (210) 207-5779

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Jul

2020

5,501 new COVID cases does not indicate a massive spike in Bexar County

Huge jump in cases is largely the result of complications in a new reporting process from the testing labs to the State to Metro Health that have since been resolved

Author: Melanie Morales (GPA)

CONTACT: For members of the media, please contact:
covid19media@sanantonio.gov

Laura Mayes, City of San Antonio (210) 207-1337
Michelle Vigil, City of San Antonio (210) 207-8172

For questions from the general public, please contact:
COVID-19@sanantonio.gov
COVID-19 Hotline (210) 207-5779

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Jul

2020

San Antonio Metro Health separates “confirmed” COVID-19 cases from “probable” cases at the request of the state

Probable cases based on FDA-approved test results of symptomatic patients continue to be reflected in both federal and local counts

Author: Melanie Morales (GPA)

CONTACT: For members of the media, please contact:
covid19media@sanantonio.gov

Laura Mayes, City of San Antonio (210) 207-1337
Michelle Vigil, City of San Antonio (210) 207-8172

For questions from the general public, please contact:
COVID-19@sanantonio.gov
COVID-19 Hotline (210) 207-5779

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City of San Antonio’s position regarding local health authority and health of students, teachers and school staff

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Residents invited to COVID-19 and Schools virtual town hall

City of San Antonio mourns the loss of two of their own to COVID-19

City of San Antonio issues health directive ordering that all schools in Bexar County will conduct remote learning through September 7

5,501 new COVID cases does not indicate a massive spike in Bexar County

Huge jump in cases is largely the result of complications in a new reporting process from the testing labs to the State to Metro Health that have since been resolved

San Antonio Metro Health separates “confirmed” COVID-19 cases from “probable” cases at the request of the state

Probable cases based on FDA-approved test results of symptomatic patients continue to be reflected in both federal and local counts

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