During uncertain times, it can be easy to let fear take over. We think it’s better to promote good information so individuals and organizations can make good decisions. Coronavirus has, undoubtedly, created some challenges in our social, community health and economic ecosystems. Below we outline some resources individuals and businesses can utilize to remain resilient. It is extremely important that people take steps to protect themselves without becoming socially isolated or unwell from mental or physical conditions. The information below are suggestions that we believe come from credible sources, for your consideration. We hope these resources help you in making good decisions.
“The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members,”
-Coretta Scott King
LOCAL TESTING RESOURCES:
- HOW TO GET TESTED LOCALLY
- RESOURCES FOR EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES WHO TEST POSITIVE
- WHEN YOU CAN BE AROUND OTHERS AFTER EXPOSURE/POSITIVE TEST RESULT
- SELF SCREENING QUESTIONNAIRE
BEST PRACTICE ADAPTATIONS DISCUSSION WITH SHORE LODGE:
Economic Recovery Resources & Phasing:
- BUSINESS SPECIFIC PROTOCOLS FOR REOPENING
- BUSINESS RIGHTS GUIDANCE AND HOW TO DEAL WITH DIFFICULT CUSTOMERS
- IDAHO STATE REBOUND PHASING TIME TABLE AND GUIDELINES
- CDHD REOPENING GUIDELINES FOR VARIOUS INDUSTRIES
- LOCAL/REGIONAL BUSINESS REOPENING RESOURCES
- IDAHO PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE
- LIST YOUR BUSINESS AS OPEN, CLOSED OR ALTERED HOURS
- BUSINESS BEST PRACTICES FROM CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH
- RESTAURANT/DINING AREA OPENING PLAN FROM CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH
- CDC GUIDELINES FOR BUSINESSES
- OSHA GUIDELINES FOR EMPLOYERS
- COVID-19 TESTING GUIDELINES
- COVID-19 MITIGATION STRATEGIES (ENGLISH)
- COVID-19 MITIGATION STRATEGIES (SPANISH)
- PRINTABLE POSTERS FOR BUSINESSES:
- SAMPLE GUIDELINES FROM OUR FRIENDS AT BRUNDAGE MOUNTAIN–FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY–EVERY EMPLOYER SHOULD EVALUATE THEIR NEEDS AND MAKE INDEPENDENT DECISIONS BASED ON INDUSTRY AND CDC/CDHD GUIDELINES:
SBA Resources:
- PAYROLL PROTECTION AND SBA LOAN WEBINAR FOR BUSINESSES AFFECTED BY COVID-19
- SMALL BUSINESS OWNER’S GUIDE TO THE CARE’S ACT / FEDERAL RESOURCES
- SBA DISASTER RELIEF RESOURCE PAGE
- LIST OF APPROVED IDAHO SBA LENDERS
- PAYROLL PROTECTION PROGRAM APPLICATION FORM (ADMINISTERED THROUGH AN APPROVED LOCAL BANK FROM THE LIST IN THE ABOVE LINK)
- SBA GUIDANCE FOR FAITH BASED ORGANIZATIONS
- EMAIL US AT: [email protected] IF YOU NEED LOCAL ASSISTANCE WITH NAVIGATING FEDERAL LOAN PROGRAMS
SBA Customer Service: 800-659-2955 OR [email protected]
*additional business resources available at the bottom of the page
Where Coronavirus came from:
In the West Central Mountains, you can remain safe while still participating in the economy. Here are some ideas for how businesses and individuals can update their routines to be more resilient:
State and National:
If you’re sick:
- What to do if you’re sick and need medical attention
- What to do when you get to the hospital and updated visitor policy
Some things individuals can do:
- Guide to social distancing
- $1200/$2400 individual/couple federal rebate information
- Help someone in need in the community by helping them access groceries, medication or a meal
- Request a meal delivery for yourself or someone else
- Employment resources through Idaho Dept of Labor:
- Stay home from work or school if you’re not feeling well
- Cover your cough
- Thoroughly was your hands
- Use and promote good hygiene in your household, including cleaning surfaces where germs can collect
- If your daycare or preschool is closed, connect with the parents of a responsible teenager who may be staying home from school to watch younger children. Request to help or seek assistance through THIS RESOURCE
- Buy gift cards from local restaurants and retailers for use at a later date
- Forgive fees paid to a local nonprofit for an event that will be cancelled or postponed
- Buy take-out instead of dining in
Some things Businesses/Nonprofits/Governments can do:
- Guidance on renegotiating rent/lease terms with your landlord
- Low income assistance through United Way
- Idaho Small Business Development Center trainings/resources
- Idaho Women’s Business Center resources
- McCall Area Chamber Employer Toolkit
- Idaho Economic Development Association Employer Best Practices Toolkit
- Institute for Local Self-Reliance Small Business Toolkit
- Idaho Commerce / Small Business Administration Coronavirus resources & emergency loans
- Guidance for event hosts, caterers and promoters
- City of McCall resources
- Food and retail delivery survey data for restaurants considering re-opening or revising their operating structure
- Create an off-peak dedicated hour each day when immune-compromised and elderly individuals can shop safely at your store
- Actively promote the steps your business is taking to insure consumer safety
- Allow staff, where possible, to work remotely or reduce hours
- Closely follow Central District Health Department and CDC guidelines as they evolve