COVID-19 Resources

The Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce assembled this resource page as a benefit for our members. We will update it as necessary, but note that in this rapidly evolving situation, it is not exhaustive.

Safely Returning to Work:

• MN Employment & Economic Development: Safely Returning to Work Guide
• MN Chamber of Commerce: Best Practices to Return to Work Safely
• The MN Symptom Screener is a new web-based tool that allows businesses to enter non-personal health information to help make a determination about someone entering their facility. MN Symptom Screener uses a few simple questions and also provides the option to record a daily temperature check.
• Target has no-touch infrared forehead thermometers available to Minnesota businesses at cost. Businesses that are interested in purchasing an infrared thermometer can get started here.
• Click here to download the Considerations for Retail Operations Post COVID-19 from Target.
• Return to Work Checklist
• State-by-State Business Reopening Guidance
• MNOSHA COMPLIANCE: NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
• Occupant Load Determination Retail/Business

Further Resources:

• ​Minnesota Department of Health 
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 
• Information and Resources for Minnesota’s Workers
• Unemployment information
• Information and Resources for Minnesota’s Employers
• The City of Woodbury Resource 
• Minnesota Chamber’s COVID-19 Resource Page
• Homeland Security
• U.S. Department of Labor Resource Page
• PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM (PPP) INFORMATION SHEET

Small Business Administration Disaster Resources:

• SUMMARY OF COVID-19 BENEFITS AND PROGRAMS
• U.S. Small Business Administration Disaster Loan Program
• SBA Disaster Assistance One-Pager
• SBA Coronavirus Disaster Loans
• SBA Interim Final Rule: What Lenders Need to Know

U.S. Chamber Resources:

• U.S. Chamber Coronavirus Resource Website
• U.S. Chamber Disaster Help Desk
• Resources to Help Your Small Business Survive
• Coronavirus Emergency Loans Small Business Guide and Checklist.
• CARES ACT
• U.S. WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION 
• OSHA’s Response to Workplace Safety and Coronavirus Exposure
• NEW - A Backgrounder on Health Coverage: Options for individuals who have lost employer sponsored coverage due to the coronavirus
• NEW - A Backgrounder on Unemployment Insurance Under the CARES Act
• Main Street Lending Program