City of Kyle makes changes to operations and programming

DATE/TIME: June 26

LOCATION: City facilities

WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION: cityofkyle.com/covid 

KYLE, TEXAS -  The City of Kyle has decided to make changes to operations and programming due to the increase in COVID-19 both statewide and countywide effective as of Friday, June 26.  

The decision was made following Governor Greg Abbott’s executive order limiting certain businesses and services as part of the state’s efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 on Friday, June, 26.  

In the City of Kyle, City Hall will be closed to the public with most services still available via phone at 512-262-1010 and online at cityofkyle.com. 

• All public meetings will hold public comment virtually. Sign up for public comment by 12 p.m. on the day of the meeting via the online form to participate virtually. 
• Payments, applications, permits, service requests and more will be available online at the cityofkyle.com and by mail. 
• The Kyle Public Library will be available for curbside service and has two computers in the foyer for emergency use by residents. Reserve items online by email at circulation@cityofkyle.com and by phone at 512-268-7411 or text at 512-675-2442. 
• The Kyle Pool and all summer camps will be closed until further notice. 
• Movies on the Square and Market Days have been canceled until further notice 

Wi-fi is available for free outside of City Hall, 100 W. Center St., the Kyle Public Library, 550 Scott St., and Lake Kyle, 700 Lehman Rd., as well as on the lawn at City Square Park, 101 S. Burleson St. 

Visit the cityofkyle.com/covid for details regarding other state and county restrictions including business operation within the city limits. 

The City of Kyle is still holding the annual Independence Day Celebration Fireworks Show on July 4. 

This year the city has arranged a special treat in partnership with radio station KTSW 89.9 to live stream music choregraphed with the show. The fireworks will be launched from Plum Creek Golf Course (PCGC) at sundown, approximately 9 p.m. on July 4.  

All fireworks viewers are asked to either remain in/or around your vehicle and to follow CDC guidelines (social distancing) while viewing the show as well as wear masks if interacting with anyone outside of the household. The City of Kyle encourages all viewers to do their part in keeping the community safe while celebrating Independence Day — masks on, tune in, look up. 

More information on the fireworks show is available at cityofkyle.com/recreation/independence-day-celebration-fireworks-show.