201 Main Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
COVID-19 Response
Taking care of the City Center Community
How We're Taking Action
Posted Procedures Within the Towers
Masks are encouraged within the common areas and public spaces within the buildings
No more than 4 in the elevator cabs at a time
Maintain social distancing, at least 6 feet between you and others
Continue proper hand hygiene procedures
Additional Building Measures
Hand sanitizer is available in the common areas and near building entrances
Signs are posted in the restrooms to advocate proper handwashing techniques
Skybridge doors are propped open to minimize touching common surfaces
City Center continues to collect and report positive cases that have entered the buildings with its tenants. Please contact Carolyn Parnell to report any employees that have entered the buildings while potentially contagious
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Self-Reporting
Please contact Carolyn Parnell, 817-255-5753 or cparnell@citycenterfw.com should there be a confirmed case within your office and if the employee has recently been in the office/building or in close contact with office personnel. Carolyn has a brief questionnaire to go over for each case and will implement the established notification and remediation procedures.
Please note that City Center can only respond to and act on cases that are reported to us. We are relying on our tenants to report any positive cases that enter their office so we can follow the procedures created to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
*REMINDER: If you or your company are in direct contact with the company/individual with the positive case, you are notified directly. If you have not been notified, you are not directly impacted by the reported positive case.
What's the Buzz
Working in the City Center Towers has never been sweeter. We are home to two bee-utiful beehives ruled by our honeybee Queens, Beeatrix and Beelizabeth! We’re proud to take part in the movement for a more eco-conscious city by installing two beehives on The Grill’s patio in City Club. Here, our hives are home to thousands of bees who you can watch while eating lunch at The Grill. They are working hard preparing delicious honey that City Center tenants will have a chance to enjoy once it’s harvested. You can’t get more local honey than that!
This project is in collaboration with Oak Cliff Bee Company; a community-focused, Texas beekeeping company whose mission is to raise public awareness about bees’ vital role in our local ecosystem. In addition to tending to urban hives in the corporate environment, they actively support local schools, veterans, and first responders by sharing their beekeeping knowledge and practices to help inspire new bee enthusiasts.
At City Center, we are excited about the opportunity to learn more about beekeeping with sustainable practices, conservation, and education all while supporting the environment…and of course the sweet honey that everyone keeps buzzing about!