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BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 16-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 04-22-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through April 29, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 20, which took effect at 12:01 a.m. on April 17, 2021, will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 20 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 5 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 5 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

4. All required procedures and formalities as to procurements on behalf of the City are hereby suspended for purchases of equipment, materials, supplies and services needed for Emergency management purposes to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the community.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

6. Although City parks and playground equipment remain open at the present time for persons to walk, run, and play, citizens using City parks and playground equipment are required to adhere to the Social Distancing Requirements and the guidelines set forth on the Parks and Recreation Department website.

7. A determination that any provision of this Order is invalid will not affect the enforceability of any other provision of this Order. The remaining provisions shall remain in fill force and effect. Any invalid provision will be modified to the extent necessary for enforceability.

Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on April 23, 2021.

4/15/21 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 15-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 04-15-21

The Shelby County Health Department has issued Health Directive No. 20 to go into effect at 12:01 a.m. on April 17th. Health Directive No. 20 further lifts restrictions on businesses, particularly restaurants and encourages vaccination for all eligible residents.

Key changes in Health Directive No. 20:

Emphasizes the eligibility of everyone 16 and over for the Pfizer vaccine and 18 and older for the Moderna vaccine;
Requires landlords to provide increased notice information to tenants about the availability of resources;
Opens buffets (but requires extra sanitary measures);
Permits dancing indoors if dancers maintain 6-feet separation from those who are not of the same family unit or close contact group; and
States explicitly that event planners only need to submit a plan through the portal if the event involves more than 500 people.

While the COVID-19 virus remains a threat, these revisions are deemed allowable now as transmission is low.

The Shelby County Health Dept. will carefully monitor viral activity over the next 30 days to determine if more preventive measures can be lifted,” said Interim Health Director La Sonya Hall. “If community transmission remains low, we will welcome the opportunity to lift even more restrictions and return to more normal activities.”

Health Directive No. 20 is attached and available here: www.shelbytnhealth.com/healthdirectives

For more information about Shelby County's response to the pandemic, please visit the COVID-19 informational page: www.shelby.community.

Anyone in Shelby County age 16+ can now get a COVID vaccine. Faith Baptist Church Bartlett is one of the sites.

Click here to make an appointment:

BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 15-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 04-15-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through April 22, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Health Directive No.19 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through April 16, 2021, whereupon Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 20 will take effect at 12:01 a.m. on April 17, 2021. Shelby County Health Department Health Directive No. 20 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 20 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 5 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 5 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on April 16, 2021.

4-8-2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 14-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 4-08-21

Health Directive No. 19 is also viewable in electronic format at www.shelbytnhealth.com/healthdirectives.

For more information about Shelby County's response to the pandemic, please visit the COVID-19 informational page: www.shelby.community.

BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 14-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 04-08-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Governor Bill Lee Executive Order No. 78, Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 19, and Face Mask Directive No. 5

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through April 15, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 19 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 19 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 5 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 5 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on April 9, 2021.

4/1/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 13-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 04-01-21

For more information about Shelby County's response to the pandemic, please visit the COVID-19 informational page: www.shelby.community.

BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 13-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 04-01-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through April 8, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Health Directive No. 19 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 19 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 5 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 5 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

6.Although City parks and playground equipment remain open at the present time for persons to walk, run, and play, citizens using City parks and playground equipment are required to adhere to the Social Distancing Requirements and the guidelines set forth on the Parks and Recreation Department website.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on April 2, 2021.

3/25/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 12-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 3-25-21

Health Directive No. 19 is also viewable in electronic format at www.shelbytnhealth.com/healthdirectives.

Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 19 LIFTS MORE RESTRICTIONS ON BUSINESSES
Face Mask Directive No. 5 CLARIFIES, UPDATES FACE MASK REQUIREMENTS

The Shelby County Health Department issued Health Directive No. 19 that went into effect at midnight on March 20th. Health Directive No. 19 further lifts restrictions on businesses, particularly restaurants that serve the public. It is accompanied by Face Mask Directive No. 5, which clarifies and updates guidance about mask usage in certain public settings.

Key changes in Health Directive No. 19:

Increase in number of people at tables to 8 instead of 6.
Persons seated together must be of the same family unit or close contact group.
Bartenders are encouraged to wear a face shield or double mask while serving multiple groups at the bar, but are not required to do so.
Operating hours for dine-in service ends at 1 am (customers may stay until 1:30 to complete meal/payment arrangements).
Two hour limit for food service is removed.
Any location that serves beer or alcohol must serve food as required by state law (and have a permit to do so).
Removes the requirement of maintaining contact tracing records.

Key changes in Face Mask Directive No. 5:

Face masks are required pursuant to this directive but “medical or procedure grade masks are recommended but not required; coverings which are made of suitable layered fabrics are acceptable but scarves, ski masks, and balaclavas are not substitutes for masks.”
Persons who cannot medically tolerate wearing a face covering are not required to wear a face shield, and no person declining to wear a face covering because of a medical condition is required to produce verifying medical documentation.

While the COVID-19 virus remains a threat, these revisions are deemed allowable now because our community has experienced reduced transmission of the virus for a period of greater than 14 days.

For more information about Shelby County's response to the pandemic, please visit the COVID-19 informational page: www.shelby.community.

3/18/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 11-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 3-18-21

HEALTH DIRECTIVE No. 19 LIFTS MORE RESTRICTIONS ON BUSINESSES
FACE MASK DIRECTIVE NO. 5 CLARIFIES, UPDATES FACE MASK REQUIREMENTS

The Shelby County Health Department issues Health Directive No. 19 to go into effect at midnight on March 20th. Health Directive No. 19 further lifts restrictions on businesses, particularly restaurants that serve the public. It is accompanied by Face Mask Directive No. 5, which clarifies and updates guidance about mask usage in certain public settings.

Key changes in Health Directive No. 19:

Increase in number of people at tables to 8 instead of 6.
Persons seated together must be of the same family unit or close contact group.
Bartenders are encouraged to wear a face shield or double mask while serving multiple groups at the bar, but are not required to do so.
Operating hours for dine-in service ends at 1 am (customers may stay until 1:30 to complete meal/payment arrangements).
Two hour limit for food service is removed.
Any location that serves beer or alcohol must serve food as required by state law (and have a permit to do so).
Removes the requirement of maintaining contact tracing records.

Key changes in Face Mask Directive No. 5:

Face masks are required pursuant to this directive but “medical or procedure grade masks are recommended but not required; coverings which are made of suitable layered fabrics are acceptable but scarves, ski masks, and balaclavas are not substitutes for masks.”
Persons who cannot medically tolerate wearing a face covering are not required to wear a face shield, and no person declining to wear a face covering because of a medical condition is required to produce verifying medical documentation.

While the COVID-19 virus remains a threat, these revisions are deemed allowable now because our community has experienced reduced transmission of the virus for a period of greater than 14 days.

Viral reproductive rate in Shelby County is currently estimated at 0.84 and has remained less than 1.0 since early January.
Case numbers have continued to decline since early January.
Weekly COVID-19 test positivity rates are the lowest since October.

For more information about Shelby County's response to the pandemic, please visit the COVID-19 informational page: www.shelby.community.

3/11/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 10-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 3-11-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following: Executive Order 10-2021

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through March 18, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 18 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 18 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on March 12, 2021.

3/4/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 09-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 3-04-2021

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 09-2021

Shelby County Health Directive No. 18

Shelby County Face Mask Directive No. 4

The duration of the state of emergency will continue through March 11, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.
Shelby County Health Department Health Directive No.18 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 18 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.
The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.
All required procedures and formalities as to procurements on behalf of the City are hereby suspended for purchases of equipment, materials, supplies and services needed for Emergency management purposes to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the community.
The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.
Although City parks and playground equipment remain open at the present time for persons to walk, run, and play, citizens using City parks and playground equipment are required to adhere to the Social Distancing Requirements and the guidelines set forth on the Parks and Recreation Department website.
A determination that any provision of this Order is invalid will not affect the enforceability of any other provision of this Order. The remaining provisions shall remain in fill force and effect. Any invalid provision will be modified to the extent necessary for enforceability.

Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on March 5, 2021.

2/25/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 08-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 2-25-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 08-2021

Governor Bill Lee Executive Order No. 75

Bartlett Civil Emergency Executive Order 07-2021

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through March 4, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on February 26, 2021.

2/18/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 07-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 2-18-21

NEW HEALTH DIRECTIVE No. 18 LIFTS MORE RESTRICTIONS ON BUSINESSES Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 18

The Shelby County Health Department issued Health Directive No. 18 to go into effect at midnight on February 20th. Health Directive No. 18 further lifts restrictions on businesses, particularly restaurants, that serve the public.

Key changes in Health Directive No. 18:

· Permits food and beverages service until midnight.

· Eliminates capacity restrictions for dine-in services but requires that for all indoor/outdoor dining,seating must be separated 6 feet apart and arranged so that each person seated at one table must be separated 6 feet from other persons seated at another table.

· Customers may be seated and served food and beverages at a bar as long as there is fixed seating for groups of no more than two people and each set of two seats is separated by six feet (and separated from any other tables by six feet as well).

· Cigar/Hookah lounges will have the same restrictions as restaurants. All businesses should prohibit indoor smoking or vaping due to the risk of airborne transmission of the virus. Any indoor smoking that is allowed must comply with Tennessee law on age, time, and place requirements.

While the COVID-19 virus remains a threat, these activities are deemed allowable now because our community has experienced reduced transmission of the virus for a period of greater than 14 days.

Viral reproductive rate in Shelby County is 0.8, the lowest since the start of the pandemic
Case numbers have continued to decline since early January
Weekly COVID-19 test positivity rates are the lowest they been since October.

Health Directive No. 18 is also viewable in electronic format at www.shelbytnhealth.com/healthdirectives.

BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 07-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 2-18-21

Governor Bill Lee Executive Order No. 75

Bartlett Civil Emergency Executive Order 06-2021

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through February 25, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 17 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through February 19, 2021. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 18 will take effect on February 20, 2021, at 12:01 a.m., and will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 18 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on February 19, 2021.

2/11/2021 -BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 06-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 2-11-21

Health Directive No. 17 is also viewable in electronic format at www.shelbytnhealth.com/healthdirectives.

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Governor Bill Lee Executive Order No. 75

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through February 18, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 17 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 17 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on February 12, 2021.

2/4/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 05-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 2-04-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 05-2021

Governor Lee Executive Order 75

The duration of the state of emergency will continue through February 11, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.
Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 17 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 17 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.
The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.
All required procedures and formalities as to procurements on behalf of the City are hereby suspended for purchases of equipment, materials, supplies and services needed for Emergency management purposes to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the community.
The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.
Although City parks and playground equipment remain open at the present time for persons to walk, run, and play, citizens using City parks and playground equipment are required to adhere to the Social Distancing Requirements and the guidelines set forth on the Parks and Recreation Department website.
A determination that any provision of this Order is invalid will not affect the enforceability of any other provision of this Order. The remaining provisions shall remain in fill force and effect. Any invalid provision will be modified to the extent necessary for enforceability.

Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on February 5, 2021

1/28/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 04-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 1-28-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 04-2021

Governor Bill Lee Executive Order No. 75

Bartlett Civil Emergency Executive Order 03-2021

1.The duration of the state of emergency will continue through February 4, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

4.All required procedures and formalities as to procurements on behalf of the City are hereby suspended for purchases of equipment, materials, supplies and services needed for Emergency management purposes to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the community.

5.The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

6.Although City parks and playground equipment remain open at the present time for persons to walk, run, and play, citizens using City parks and playground equipment are required to adhere to the Social Distancing Requirements and the guidelines set forth on the Parks and Recreation Department website.

7.A determination that any provision of this Order is invalid will not affect the enforceability of any other provision of this Order. The remaining provisions shall remain in fill force and effect. Any invalid provision will be modified to the extent necessary for enforceability.

8.Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on January 29, 2021.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HAVE EXECUTED THIS Executive Order on this, the ____ day of January, 2021.

Health Directive No. 17 is also viewable in electronic format at www.shelbytnhealth.com/healthdirectives.

Health Directive No. 17:

Lifts the more restrictive measures of the “Safer at Home” Health Directive No. 16 and returns to safety measures found in Health Directives 14 and 15.
Focuses on personal responsibility as the measure of how COVID-19 will ultimately impact Shelby County and surrounding communities.
Nothing is closed per se. Certain businesses that have more interaction with the public have additional, specific safety measures.
Organizers/businesses that want to submit a proposal for a specific event or wish to expand their operations in a manner that is not already addressed in the Health Directive, should submit a plan through the online portal: https://apps.shelbycountytn.gov/CovidResponseRequest/.
Schools are strongly encouraged to suspend all school-related close-contact sports at this time.

1/21/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 03-2021 EXTENDING SOE dated 1-21-21

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 17

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through January 28, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 16 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, until 11:59 p.m. on January 22, 2021, whereupon Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 17 will take effect at 12:01 a.m. on January 23, 2021. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 17 will continue in effect throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 17 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on January 22, 2021.

The Shelby County Health Department has issued Health Directive No. 17, which goes into effect on Saturday, January 23, 2021 at 12:01 a.m.

Health Directive No. 17 is also viewable in electronic format at Shelby TN Health

Health Directive No. 17:

1. Lifts the more restrictive measures of the “Safer at Home” Health Directive No. 16 and returns to safety measures found in Health Directives 14 and 15.

2. Focuses on personal responsibility as the measure of how COVID-19 will ultimately impact Shelby County and surrounding communities.

3. Nothing is closed per se. Certain businesses that have more interaction with the public have additional, specific safety measures.

4. Organizers/businesses that want to submit a proposal for a specific event or wish to expand their operations in a manner that is not already addressed in the Health Directive, should submit a plan through the online portal

5. Schools are strongly encouraged to suspend all school-related close-contact sports at this time.

1/20/2021 - SHELBY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT-HEALTH DIRECTIVE NO. 17

Please find attached Health Directive No. 17, which goes into effect on January 23, 2021 at 12:01 a.m. Health Directive No. 17 is viewable in electronic format at Shelby County Health Directives

Lifts the more restrictive measures of the “Safer at Home” Health Directive No. 16 and returns to safety measures found in Health Directives 14 and 15.
Focuses on personal responsibility as the measure of how COVID-19 will ultimately impact Shelby County and surrounding communities.
Nothing is closed per se. Certain businesses that have more interaction with the public have additional, specific safety measures.
Organizers/businesses that want to submit a proposal for a specific event or wish to expand their operations in a manner that is not already addressed in the Health Directive, should submit a plan through the online portal
Schools are strongly encouraged to suspend all school-related close-contact sports at this time.

Shelby County Health Department

1/14/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 02-2021 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 02-2021

1.The duration of the state of emergency will continue through January 21, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2.Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 16 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, until 11:59 p.m. on January 22, 2021, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 16 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett. unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive. Summary of Health Directive No. 16 and Face Mask Directive No. 4

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8.Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on January 15, 2021.

1/7/2021 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 01-2021 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 01-2021

Summary of Health Directive No. 16 and Face Mask Directive No. 4

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through January 14, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 16 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, until 11:59 p.m. on January 22, 2021, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 16 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett. unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on January 8, 2021.

12/31/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 45-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 45-2020

Summary of Health Directive No. 16 and Face Mask Directive No. 4

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through January 7, 2021 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Health Directive No. 16 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, until 11:59 p.m. on January 22, 2021, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 16 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett. unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

7. A determination that any provision of this Order is invalid will not affect the enforceability of any other provision of this Order. The remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. Any invalid provision will be modified to the extent necessary for enforceability.

Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on January 1, 2021.

The Shelby County Health Department issued Face Mask Order No. 4 and the “Safer at Home” Health Directive No. 16. These directives consider the rapid spread of COVID-19 through the community, the loss of over 800 lives to the virus, and the current strain on capacity at area hospitals. The “Safer at Home” Directive provides a balanced solution that limits social gatherings, continues to encourage personal responsibility, and clearly defines risky activities. The Health Department will continue to monitor compliance and may make additional recommendations as necessary.

A summary of the “Safer at Home” Health Directive is below:

During the four weeks from December 26, 2020 to January 22, 2021, residents of Shelby County are asked to remain home as much as possible.
Retail capacity decreased to 50%
Indoor dining capacity at 25%
Gyms and fitness facilities capacity decreased to 50%, including staff
Social activities related to entertainment and recreation should be curtailed because they expose everyone to unnecessary risks of spreading COVID-19. This would include, for example, indoor receptions, parties, or events that are not related to places of worship, weddings, and funerals.
Health Directive No. 16 strongly encourages employers to allow non-essential employees to work remotely (where feasible).

All previously approved events that were to occur during the effective dates of this “Safer at Home” should reschedule their event or contact the Health Department to determine whether their event may still proceed.
Businesses that provide goods or services exclusively through curbside service and pickup, drive-thru, shipment, delivery, or virtually may continue.

*Certain listed businesses, including some that provide services to customers onsite, may continue to operate (see number 9 beginning on page 4).

Due to the risk of viral transmission, Health Directive No. 16 strongly discourages any on-site dining.

All safety measures for individuals, services, and businesses that were in the previous Health Directive No. 15 will continue under the new Health Directive No. 16.

The Health Department also released Face Mask Directive No. 4, which:

Clarifies that masks are required in gyms and fitness facilities unless a customer has a medical condition that prevents him/her from wearing a mask, and if that is the case, a face shield is required.

Clarifies that language for dining experiences to require a mask unless a customer is “seated and dining (eating/drinking).”

12/23/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 44-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 44-2020

Summary of Health Directive No. 16 and Face Mask Directive No. 4

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through December 31, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 15 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through December 25, 2020. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 16 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, from 12:01 a.m. on December 26, 2020 until 11:59 p.m. on January 22, 2021, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Health Directive No. 16 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett. unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directive that modifies or supersedes Face Mask Directive No. 4 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directive. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on December 25, 2020.

A summary of the “Safer at Home” Health Directive is below:

During the four weeks from December 26, 2020 to January 22, 2021, residents of Shelby County are asked to remain home as much as possible.
Retail capacity decreased to 50%
Indoor dining capacity at 25%
Gyms and fitness facilities capacity decreased to 50%, including staff
Social activities related to entertainment and recreation should be curtailed because they expose everyone to unnecessary risks of spreading COVID-19. This would include, for example, indoor receptions, parties, or events that are not related to places of worship, weddings, and funerals.
Health Directive No. 16 strongly encourages employers to allow non-essential employees to work remotely (where feasible).

All previously approved events that were to occur during the effective dates of this “Safer at Home” should reschedule their event or contact the Health Department to determine whether their event may still proceed.
Businesses that provide goods or services exclusively through curbside service and pickup, drive-thru, shipment, delivery, or virtually may continue.

*Certain listed businesses, including some that provide services to customers onsite, may continue to operate (see number 9 beginning on page 4).

Due to the risk of viral transmission, Health Directive No. 16 strongly discourages any on-site dining.

All safety measures for individuals, services, and businesses that were in the previous Health Directive No. 15 will continue under the new Health Directive No. 16.

The Health Department also released Face Mask Directive No. 4, which:

Clarifies that masks are required in gyms and fitness facilities unless a customer has a medical condition that prevents him/her from wearing a mask, and if that is the case, a face shield is required.
Clarifies that language for dining experiences to require a mask unless a customer is “seated and dining (eating/drinking).”

12/17/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 42-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 43-2020

Bartlett Civil Emergency Executive Order 42-2020

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through December 24, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 15 and Face Mask Directive No. 3 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through December 24, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 15 and Face Directive No. 3 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on December 18, 2020.

12/10/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 42-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through December 17, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 15 and Face Mask Directive No. 3 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through December 17, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 15 and Face Directive No. 3 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on December 11, 2020.

Please note these excerpts from the attached order 42-2020:

WHEREAS, on November 20, 2020, the Shelby County Health Department issued Formal Health Directive No. 15, superseding all prior Health Directives and removing certain restrictions on the ability of many citizens to return to work and engage in essential activities, while strongly encouraging all individuals to continue to stay at home and to minimize in-person contact with people not in the same household, except when engaging in essential activities; and incorporating the November 20, 2020 Face Mask Directive No. 3; and

WHEREAS, Health Directive No. 15, which is available for viewing on the City’s website along with the Frequently Asked Questions, is intended to be a guide toward developing long term safety measures to slow and end the transmission of COVID-19, which continues to be a direct and deadly threat to the population of Shelby County; and

WHEREAS, Health Directive No. 15 provides guidance on safety measures for individuals; safety measures for all services and business; parameters for businesses to remain open, including the requirement that customers wear masks at all times, with two very limited exceptions; imposes certain restrictions upon limited and full service restaurants, clubs, bowling alleys, adult entertainment businesses that are only open to people 18 and over, movie theaters, club houses, family entertainment businesses, and any other establishments that allow for the on-site consumption of food and/or alcoholic beverages, including a 6 person (with a maximum of 4 adults) limit at any table; a 50% seating capacity restriction; and prohibiting food or beverage service after 10 p.m.; prohibits smoking indoors at any establishment; and prohibits festivals, fairs, parades, large scale sporting events, and large-scale community events unless the Shelby County Health Department has approved a site specific plan for conducting the event;

12/3/2020 - NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 41-2020

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through December 10, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 15 and Face Mask Directive No. 3 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through December 10, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 15 and Face Directive No. 3 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on December 4, 2020.

11/26/2020 - NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 40-2020

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through December 3, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 15 and Face Mask Directive No. 3 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through December 3, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 15 and Face Directive No. 3 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on November 27, 2020.

11/19/2020 - NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 39-2020

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through November 26, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 14 and Face Mask Directive No. 2 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through November 26, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 14 and Face Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on November 20, 2020.

11/13/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 38-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 38-2020

1. The duration of the state of emergency will continue through November 19, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 14 and Face Mask Directive No. 2 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through November 19, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 14 and Face Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on November 13, 2020.

11/5/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 37-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Executive Order 37-2020

Bartlett Executive Order 36-2020

1.The duration of the state of emergency will continue through November 12, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 14 and Face Mask Directive No. 2 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through November 12, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 14 and Face Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

8. Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on November 6, 2020.

10/29/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 36-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Bartlett Executive Order 35-2020

1.The duration of the state of emergency will continue through November 5, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.

2. Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 14 and Face Mask Directive No. 2 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County, including the City of Bartlett, through November 5, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 14 and Face Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.

3. The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.

5. The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.

Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on October 30, 2020.

10/22/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 35-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Bartlett Executive Order 34-2020

The duration of the state of emergency will continue through October 29, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.
Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 14 and Face Mask Directive No. 2 will continue to apply throughout Shelby County including the City of Bartlett through October 29, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 14 and Face Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.
The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.
All required procedures and formalities as to procurements on behalf of the City are hereby suspended for purchases of equipment, materials, supplies and services needed for Emergency management purposes to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the community.
The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.
Although City parks and playground equipment remain open at the present time for persons to walk, run, and play, citizens using City parks and playground equipment are required to adhere to the Social Distancing Requirements and the guidelines set forth on the Parks and Recreation Department website.
A determination that any provision of this Order is invalid will not affect the enforceability of any other provision of this Order. The remaining provisions shall remain in fill force and effect. Any invalid provision will be modified to the extent necessary for enforceability.
Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on October 23, 2020.

10/15/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 34-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Bartlett Executive Order 33-2020

The duration of the state of emergency will continue through October 22, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.
Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 14 and Face Mask Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett through October 22, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 14 and Face Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.
The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.
All required procedures and formalities as to procurements on behalf of the City are hereby suspended for purchases of equipment, materials, supplies and services needed for Emergency management purposes to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the community.
The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.
Although City parks and playground equipment remain open at the present time for persons to walk, run, and play, citizens using City parks and playground equipment are required to adhere to the Social Distancing Requirements and the guidelines set forth on the Parks and Recreation Department website.
A determination that any provision of this Order is invalid will not affect the enforceability of any other provision of this Order. The remaining provisions shall remain in fill force and effect. Any invalid provision will be modified to the extent necessary for enforceability.
Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on October 16, 2020.

10/8/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 33-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMGERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following:

Bartlett Civil Emergency Executive Order 32-2020

The duration of the state of emergency will continue through October 15, 2020 or until rescinded, but shall be limited to seven (7) days unless it is necessary by Executive Order for additional seven (7) day increments as permitted by law.
Shelby County Health Department Directive No. 13 and Face Mask Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett through October 15, 2020, unless modified or superseded by the Shelby County Health Department before then, whereupon the Shelby County Health Department Directives that modify or supersede Health Directive No. 13 and Face Directive No. 2 will continue in effect in the City of Bartlett as set forth in such Directives. The Bartlett Police Department, the Bartlett Code Enforcement Office, and other City officials are authorized to assist the Shelby County Health Department in taking such action as is necessary to enforce the Shelby County Health Department Health Directive and Face Mask Directive.
The City and its departments and agencies are authorized to seek any and all necessary federal and state funding to facilitate the response to the Emergency.
All required procedures and formalities as to procurements on behalf of the City are hereby suspended for purchases of equipment, materials, supplies and services needed for Emergency management purposes to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the community.
The City of Bartlett, as necessary, shall take all actions set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-2-110(3) during the course of the state of emergency.
Although City parks and playground equipment remain open at the present time for persons to walk, run, and play, citizens using City parks and playground equipment are required to adhere to the Social Distancing Requirements and the guidelines set forth on the Parks and Recreation Department website.
A determination that any provision of this Order is invalid will not affect the enforceability of any other provision of this Order. The remaining provisions shall remain in fill force and effect. Any invalid provision will be modified to the extent necessary for enforceability.
Upon signature, this Order shall become effective on October 9, 2020.

10/1/2020 - BARTLETT CIVIL EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER 32-2020 EXTENDING LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY BY MAYOR A. KEITH McDONALD, CITY OF BARTLETT

NOW THEREFORE, I, A. Keith McDonald, Mayor of the City of Bartlett, Tennessee by virtue of the executive and administrative authority vested in me by Tennessee Code Annotated, § 58-8-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett, do hereby Declare a State of Emergency continues to exist as it relates to COVID-19 and the response to COVID-19 (“Emergency”), and invoke authority granted by Tennessee Code Annotated §§ 38-9-103, 38-9-104, 58-2-110 and 58-2-104, Art. V, § 2 of the Charter of the City of Bartlett, and § 1-201 et seq of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Bartlett and all other applicable law. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me, I do hereby direct and order the following: