For businesses that need additional support, the Economic Resiliency Branch of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is available to assist businesses in completing their COVID-19 Operations Plan and access support.

The following resources have been compiled by the Economic Resiliency Branch of the EOC:

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FINANCIAL 

• Del Norte Small Business Stabilization Loan: Local small business zero interest $5000 loan

• CA Relief Grants:  California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program first round closes Jan. 13th. Link will take you to application and application guides.  Webinar provided daily by North Coast SBDC at 11am. Go to their page to sign up.

• North Coast Small Business Development Center (SBDC): Small Business Support with COVID-19 specific support services

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SAFETY

• Free PPE Applications: local free PPE (masks, gloves, hand sanitizer, etc.) delivered on Fridays

• COVID-19 Business Resources

• State Guidelines For Safe Operation​​

• What is your 30 day PPE need?

• Linking businesses with small to medium manufacturers of PPE in California

• Reopening Documents & Guidelines

• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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WEBINARS & BUSINESS SUPPORT VIDEOS

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NEW BUSINESS SUPPORT BEING SCHEDULED- Stay Tuned!

NEW INFORMATION FOR BUSINESSES

Any Questions? 

economicresiliency_eoc@co.del-norte.ca.us
 

Hotline Number 707-951-2294

Hours of Operation:

Monday - Thursday; 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Information regarding Sutter Coast Capacity
Sutter Coast update 8/5/21 :https://vitals.sutterhealth.org/sutter-coast-asks-public-to-avoid-large-gatherings-and-to-postpone-events-when-possible/

HOW CURRENT COVID SITUATION MAY AFFECT OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES:

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• Staff out sick with COVID or out due to close contact to COVID positive case (10-14 day average)

• Needing to reduce hours or closing during quarantine or isolation of staff/managers/owners.

• Increased need for masks and sanitizers

• Potential local or state health orders on capacity or masking for public safety

Ways to increase your businesses' resiliency during this surge of cases in our community:

• Encourage staff and their families to mask and/or get vaccinated 

• Ask staff and guests to mask indoors and encourage 6 feet of social distancing.

• Increase safety practices and provide hand sanitizer and masks to staff and guests

• Promote community safety practices on social media and upon entrance to your establishment 

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