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Liquor licenses suspended for 3 Houston clubs over COVID-19 violations FacebookTwitterEmail Nearly 200 clubgoers stood in line outside Club Spire this weekend in Houston. Mayor Turner sounded off after the club went beyond capacity.On Scene Packed Houston clubs that violated COVID-19 protocols received a stern warning this weekend in the form of liquor permit suspensions from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. TABC officials discovered several violations of Texas COVID-19 safety measures this past weekend that merited heightened scrutiny and punishment. Spire Reception Hall LLC (Spire), 1720 Main Street, Houston 90-day suspension issued January 19 Previous suspensions issued July 1, 2020 (30 days) and October 20, 2020 (60 days) Houston Grooves LLC (Grooves), 2300 Pierce Street, Houston
Owner of Spire says nightclub was following coronavirus occupancy rules Mayor Turner puts bars on notice Updated: Tags: HOUSTON – The owner of a nightclub shuttered by the Houston Fire Department over the weekend said Monday the ordeal could have been prevented had he been allowed to hire increased off-duty police officers for security. Zach Truesdell, owner of Spire Nightclub, said he had hired 14 Harris County sheriff’s deputies to work Saturday night. “Our Harris County officers, their permit had been pulled to work our event for the weekend,” Truesdell said. “All this would have been prevented if we would have had our Harris County sheriffs working with us that night.”
January 18th, 2021 by KRNB Atlantic Records Songz and Fabolous were all set to make an appearance at a Houston nightclub Saturday before fire marshals shut down the party.
Houston’s ABC 13 reports about 200 people were waiting in line to enter Club Spire, which was already packed beyond capacity inside, according to the city’s Fire Marshal’s office. “If there was an emergency, a fire or something that would have occurred inside, we would have had a massive loss of life because the means of entry,” said Fire Chief Samuel Pena. “The exits were blocked.” Some of the individuals waiting in line traveled as far as New Orleans for an event called “The Black Affair,” hosted by both Songz and Fabolous. The club’s management decided to close for the night, opting not to re-open within capacity guidelines, according to Pena.
Mayor Turner puts Houston bar owners 'on notice' after weekend COVID-19 violations FacebookTwitterEmail The Spire was evacuated this weekend after the club went beyond capacity, according to HFD Chief Pena.On Scene After nearly 200 clubgoers lined up to get into Houston club The Spire over the weekend, Mayor Sylvester Turner put local bars "on notice." On Saturday night, The Spire was evacuated and closed after being filled beyond capacity, according to HFD Chief Samuel Pena. "We're making these checks. I want to let people know," Turner said in a Sunday press conference. "Different clubs and bars on Washington Avenue--be put on notice. I'm telling you ahead of time."
---------------------------------------------------------------- As COVID-19 numbers continue to rise (with numbers higher than when the pandemic FIRST hit), people are still carrying on as if we’re not in the middle of a pandemic. Everyday we hear on television or the radio to wear a mask, social distance, avoid crowds, and wash our hands frequently. Yet, celebs and even regular folks just refuse to abide by the guidelines to help lower the spread of the virus. Mary J Blige threw a party last weekend to celebrate her 50th birthday party: no masks. Rapper Blueface has been out in L.A. turning up at the strip clubs with his homies: no masks. It's as if the guidelines don't apply to them.
Mayor Turner says only 'legitimate' restaurants should be open KTRK Replay Video UP NEXT Mayor Sylvester Turner is issuing a strong warning to bars and nightclubs across Houston and said he plans to go after any establishment seen disregarding capacity guidelines. In a tweet posted by Turner on Sunday afternoon, the mayor called out the promotional team for rapper Bow Wow, who was scheduled to perform at a day party on Sunday at Kamp Houston on Westheimer Road near Uptown. "These events that are scheduled with @BowWowPromoTeam today in Houston are on our radar," said Turner. "Other bars/clubs that are operating as restaurants, beyond capacity and social distancing requirements, please expect visits."
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A packed downtown nightclub was closed overnight, but the threat was more than just the risk of spreading COVID-19, authorities said. Club Spire in the 1700 block of Main Street was filled beyond capacity, according to the Houston Fire Marshal's office. Fire Chief Samuel Pena said the club was given the option to re-open within capacity guidelines, but management decided to close for the night. "If there was an emergency, a fire or something that would have occurred inside, we would have had a massive loss of life because the means of entry," Pena said. "The exits were blocked."