ESSENTIAL BUSINESSES

HEALTHCAREHospitals • Clinics • Dentists • Physicians • Psychologists • Urgent Care Facilities

Pharmacies • Daycare • Healthcare Facilities • Mental Health ProvidersAmbulatory Services • Blood and Plasma Banks • Laboratory Services

Veterinary Care • Funeral Homes • Mortuary Services • Cemeteries

INFRASTRUCTUREFire • Police • EMS • 911 Operators • Airports • Water • Sewer • Gas

Electrical • Public Transportation • Mail & Shipping • Solid Waste CollectionBanks • Security Services • Professional Services (Legal, Accounting, Insurance)

Nonprofits Providing Community Services • Internet ConnectivityTelecommunication Systems • Public Works • Repair Trades

Residential and Commercial Construction • Landscaping • Moving & StorageCBD Stores (Online and Curbside Pickup Only) • Sta�ng Services

RESTAURANTSTakeout Service • Curbside Service • Drive-Through • Delivery

Businesses that Ship Groceries, Food, Goods, or Services Directly to ResidentsNO DINE-IN ALLOWED

RETAILGrocery Stores • Warehouse Stores • Hardware Stores • Nurseries Big Box Stores Selling Essential Household Staples • Liquor Stores

Gas Stations • Convenience Stores • Laundry Services • Bicycle Repair ShopsBusinesses that Supply Products Needed to Work from HomeAuto Parts & Repairs (Online Sales Only) • RV Repair and Sales

The City’s Stay at Home Order is e�ective for seven days beginning at 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25 unless continued or renewed by the Denton City Council.

CITY OF DENTON

THIS IS A BRIEF LIST OF ESSENTIAL BUSINESSES

For a copy of the disaster declaration, visit www.cityofdenton.com/coronavirus.

Any business not listed in the order as essential must close to the public. Denton County

residents working for a nonessential business are required to stay home and not travel to their

place of employment. Owners are allowed to go to their business.

For specific questions about essential businesses,

email businesscovid19@dentoncounty.gov.