COVID-19 Local Action Response

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Help us collect and share the steps that local governments are taking to flatten the curve of COVID-19 transmission and respond to community impact. These will be uploaded to this page on a daily basis for you and other local leaders to learn from each other; note that information here is designed to be public.

Please make a separate entry for different policy steps your municipality or local government has taken. Questions? Email covid19@nlc.org

City

State

Date of Action

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Type of Action (check all that apply)

Executive Order

Ordinance

Administrative Procedure

Emergency Declaration

Public-private Partnerships

Response to Federal law

Response to State law

Recommendation/Soft Power

Other:

Policy Area

Select all that apply

Government Operations (coordinating with state and federal and county partners, internal operations, scenario planning, budgets and funding for response, first responders/essential personnel; telework; 311)

Communication (public communication, stakeholder communication, and combating misinformation)

Business Economics (Costs for businesses; tax rate reductions; fee waivers; postponing tax collections; commercial eviction moratoriums; emergency bridge loans; emergency relief funds)

Individual Economics (Relief for lost wages; unemployment insurance; universal basic income; emergency assistance for families; emergency relief funds)

Prevention/Flattening the Curve (Curfew, social distancing, shelter in place, policy for those who manage gatherings/events; pulling entertainment/liquor licenses; implementation; manufacturers; school closings; bars and restaurants; guidance on business operations; defining essential businesses)

Housing (Policy on eviction moratoriums (both residential and commercial), tenant assistance; different types of housing (large apartment building vs single family); hotels for homeless; mortgage assistance; supportive housing)

Utilities (Energy, water, and gas shutoff bans; payment assistance; changes to energy demand that could alter supply/fuel mix)

Mobility and Transit (Public Transit policy for social distancing, revenue gaps; bike/scooter share)

Digital Connectivity (Public WiFi, digital access; digital literacy; rural broadband; low income solutions)

Participatory Governance (Local elections, voter mobilization, census count, community input, advisory boards, civic engagement, city council meetings; open meetings)

Medical/Behavioral Health Services (Primary care services; non-infectious acute care; ER triage; caring for COVID-19 patients; testing centers; quarantine centers; trauma support; grief counseling)

Food/Nutrition (Meal services; school lunch replacement; grocery access; meals for quarantined people; feeding healthcare workers and hospital patients)

Public Safety/Law Enforcement (Curfew enforcement, eviction enforcement, pause on enforcing warrants, local law enforcement interaction with ICE, domestic violence; looting/rioting; price fixing/gouging)

Education and Childcare (First responder and essential personnel childcare; distance learning; closing schools; reopening schools; services for displaced college students)

Combatting Discrimination (Addressing xenophobia and racism; targeting people who have tested positive; pausing immigration enforcement)

Fiscal Stability (Tax revenue, business revenue, public pensions, response to stock market failure, benefit changes; pension liability, ARC payments; bonding)

Long-term Community Resilience (how to handle the potential for a long-term shutdown and the variety of challenges that imposes, resilience, recovery; regionalism)

Brief policy description *

Population Addressed *

Select all that apply

General public

Incarcerated/Legally Involved

Tribal/indigenous communities

Low income

Seniors

People with disabilities

Immunocompromised/Chronically ill

Undocumented/Mixed Status Immigrants

Non-English Speaking/ESOL

LGBTQIA

Children under 5

School aged children

College Students

Homeless

Healthcare Workers

Small Business

Military

First Responders/Essential Personnel

Elected Officials

Muncipal Employees

Other:

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Link to text or media coverage if available

Main point of contact full name

Main point of contact phone number

Main point of contact email address

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