➡️ Suspending disconnections for nonpayment for residential Members and Customers until  August 31, 2020. However, starting July 1st penalties and late fees will be assessed for residential Members and Customers.
➡️ Closing the main CoServ office and having more than 95 percent of Employees work from home
➡️ Designating $300,000 for the CCF COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund and accepting additional donations

In addition:

• 06/29/2020: CoServ's 2020 Annual Meeting: 5 things you need to know
• 06/15/2020: CoServ returns record $27 million in Capital Credits to Members
• 05/20/2020: CoServ and Texas Motor Speedway partnership celebrates educators, first responders and high school graduates
• 05/08/2020: Denton County uses $2.2 million in CoServ Capital Credits for small businesses
• 05/04/2020: Surprise! You've just won a $5,000 CoServ Scholarship
• 05/01/2020: Letter from the CEO: In uncertain times, you can count on CoServ
• 05/01/2020: Protecting our employees, serving our Members
• 05/01/2020: SmartHub can help track electricity, keep COVID-19 costs down
• 04/27/2020: CoServ extends suspension of disconnections, late-payment fees to June 1
• 04/21/2020: CoServ announcement regarding 2020 Annual Meeting
• 04/18/2020: A special COVID-19 salute of appreciation to CoServ Linemen
• 04/15/2020: CoServ accepting donations to COVID-19 Relief Fund to help Members and Customers
• 04/14/2020: FC Dallas surprises CoServ Operations Team with Rosa's Cafe gift cards
• 04/08/2020: CoServ announces COVID-19 guidelines for developers and builders
• 04/06/2020: CoServ establishes CCF COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund
• 03/30/2020: COVID-19 updates: Need help? State and federal resources are here to help
• 03/23/2020: Plans for Board of Directors election process on track
• 03/20/2020 VIDEO: We’re in this Together
• 03/20/2020: COVID-19 is scary enough. Stay away from these phishing scams that exploit the panic
• 03/17/2020: CoServ temporarily suspends disconnections for nonpayment
• 03/13/2020: CoServ statement regarding COVID-19

Denton County launches phase 2 of the OPEN Grant with $20M

Denton Record-Chronicle
Denton County launched phase 2 of the OPEN Grant program for businesses using $20 million in federal funds on June 22. Businesses in the county with less than 100 employees are eligible for up to $50,000, five times the award from the first phase. Phase 2 of the grants were funded by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The deadline to apply is July 6.

For more information or to apply for a grant, click here.