JUDGE WOLFF ISSUES ORDER FOR BEXAR COUNTY BUSINESSES



Judge Wolff has issued a new order that requires Bexar County businesses to develop a safety plan that includes the use of masks by both customers and employees.  Click the links below to read more.  



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