Coronavirus Resources
SBA Disaster Loan Application [CLICK HERE]
Support Area Restaurants by Purchasing Gift Cards, Ordering
On-line or Using Curbside to Go Options [CLICK HERE]
Support Area Restaurants by Purchasing Gift Cards, Ordering
On-line or Using Curbside to Go Options [CLICK HERE]
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Commerce Lexington Inc. is closely monitoring the situation with the Coronavirus around the country and staying connected to other community stakeholders, such as the City of Lexington, the Lexington-Fayette Co. Health Department, and others.
Resources available on-line for both individuals and businesses:
City of Lexington | State of Kentucky | Lexington Health Department | U.S. Chamber | CDC
Fayette County Public Schools | SBA Disaster Assistance Loans | Kentucky Chamber
Community Resources Guide:
If you or anyone you know needs help finding local assistance for things like food, transportation, financial, rent and utilities, Medicaid, employment, and more, HealthFirst of the Bluegrass has posted a comprehensive Community Resource Guide on-line HERE.
A few tips to help prevent and reduce the spread of COVID-19:
Resources & Guidelines for Businesses:
The U.S. Chamber encourages all employers to be ready to implement strategies to protect their workforce from the Coronavirus, while ensuring continuity of operations. Download these guides created by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, which are based on information provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), to learn more about how employers and employees can prepare for and address the impacts of the Coronavirus.
Coronavirus Workplace Tips for Employees (U.S. Chamber PDF)
Guidance for Employers to Plan & Respond to Coronavirus (U.S. Chamber PDF)
Business Recommendations at this Time:
International Travel:
In determining whether your company should stop or limit international travel, consult the CDC's web site, which provides a risk assessment by country for travelers. ACCESS THAT PAGE HERE
Monitoring the Situation:
This is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation and CDC will provide updated information as it becomes available, in addition to updated guidance. Periodic updates are available HERE.
Resources available on-line for both individuals and businesses:
City of Lexington | State of Kentucky | Lexington Health Department | U.S. Chamber | CDC
Fayette County Public Schools | SBA Disaster Assistance Loans | Kentucky Chamber
Community Resources Guide:
If you or anyone you know needs help finding local assistance for things like food, transportation, financial, rent and utilities, Medicaid, employment, and more, HealthFirst of the Bluegrass has posted a comprehensive Community Resource Guide on-line HERE.
A few tips to help prevent and reduce the spread of COVID-19:
- Wash your hands often.
- If washing your hands isn't possible, utilize alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands.
- Avoid contact with sick people.
- Stay home while you are sick and avoid others.
- When sneezing or coughing, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or do so into your elbow.
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using regular household cleaning sprays or wipes.
Resources & Guidelines for Businesses:
The U.S. Chamber encourages all employers to be ready to implement strategies to protect their workforce from the Coronavirus, while ensuring continuity of operations. Download these guides created by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, which are based on information provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), to learn more about how employers and employees can prepare for and address the impacts of the Coronavirus.
Coronavirus Workplace Tips for Employees (U.S. Chamber PDF)
Guidance for Employers to Plan & Respond to Coronavirus (U.S. Chamber PDF)
Business Recommendations at this Time:
- It is recommended businesses begin reviewing their HR policies regarding telework, or working from home.
- In addition, it is recommended businesses evaluate their sick leave policies, especially for employees who do not have paid time off available. It is best to recommend employees stay home when ill, and providing paid time off will provide security to those financially unable to do so.
- View the CDC's Recommended Strategies for Business on-line HERE.
International Travel:
In determining whether your company should stop or limit international travel, consult the CDC's web site, which provides a risk assessment by country for travelers. ACCESS THAT PAGE HERE
Monitoring the Situation:
This is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation and CDC will provide updated information as it becomes available, in addition to updated guidance. Periodic updates are available HERE.
