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RESOURCES
Business Organization Resources
BusinessFirst! for a Greater Dayton Region: COVID-19 Resources
Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce: COVID-19 Resources
Dayton Development Coalition (DDC): COVID-19 Resources & Update
JobsOhio: COVID-19 Economic Support for Ohio Companies
Resotore Your Economy: COVID-19 Resource for Up-to-Date Information & its Economic Impacts
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA): COVID-19 Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources
Ohio Chamber of Commerce: COVID-19 Business Resources
U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Combating COVID-19
The Montrose Group, LLC: COVID-19 Business Recovery Action Center
Thompson Hine LLC.: COVID-19 Task Force
Support Local Ohio Businesses during COVID-19
University of Dayton: Virtual Leadership Training Programs
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention : Interim Guidance for Businesses & Employers
Manufacturing Resources
Dayton Region Manufacturers Association (DRMA): COVID-19 Resources for Members
Fastlane: COVID-19 Information for Manufacturers
Ohio Development Services Agency: Ohio PPE Retooling and Reshoring Grant Program
Ohio Manufacturer’s Association: COVID-19 Resource Page
Ohio Manufacturing Alliance to Fight COVID-19: Repurposing & Retooling to Make PPE
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Financial Business Resources
Montgomery County Office of CARES Act: Small Business Grant
Ohio Bureau of Worker ’s Compensation: COVID-19 FAQs
Ohio Development Services Agency: Ohio Minority Micro-Enterprise Grant Program
Ohio Development Services Agency: Ohio PPE Retooling and Reshoring Grant Program
Ohio Development Service Agency: Office of Small Business Relief
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA): COVID-19 Relief Funding Options
U.S. SBA EIDL vs. PPP Comparison
Central-Southern OH SBA 7a Banks and Lenders List
U.S. Department of Treasury: CARES ACT Assistance for Small Businesses Information
Workplace & Unemployment Resources
OhioMeans Jobs: Filing for Unemployment & Job Search
University of Dayton: Virtual Training Programs
Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) Paid Leave Facts & Q&A - US Department of Labor
Free Training at Library using Lynda.com
Ohio Bureau of Worker’s Compensation: COVID-19 Injured Worker Temporary Telehealth Policy
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services: COVID-19 & Unemployment Information Hub
Ohio Governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation: COVID-19 Job Search
Ohio Department of Medicaid
Ohio Department of Insurance: Health Insurance Coverage Flexibility for Ohio Employees
Shared Work Ohio
Southerwestern Ohio Council for Higher Education: Workforce Solution
TechCred: Upskilling Your Workforce Virtually
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Health Resources: LOCAL
COVID19 Testing Collection Site: University of Dayton Arena Parking Lot
Dayton Children’s: COVID-19 Information Hub
Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association (GDAHA): COVID-19 Response
Kettering Health Network: COVID-19 Information
Premier Health: COVID-19 Information
Public Health Dayton-Mongtomery County: COVID-19 Updates
Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) of Montgomery County, OH: Mental Health
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): COVID19 Resource & Information Guide
Health Resources: STATE
Ohio Department of Public Health: COVID-19 Information
Medical/Sneeze Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Resources
Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce: PPE Store
Donate Homemade Facemasks and Related Supplies
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): Government Contract COVID-19 PPE and Medical Supplies
Ohio Manufacturing Alliance to Fight COVID-19: Repurposing & Retooling to Make PPE
Ohio Manufacturers Retooling & Repurposing to Create PPE Makers Exchange
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Human Services Resources
Foodbank: COVID-19 Updates
Hall Hunger Initiative: COVID-19 Food Resource Informaiton
Meals on Wheels: COVID-19 Updates
Ohio Benefits: Medicaid, Food Assistance, Temporary Cash Assistance
Ohio Department of Education: COVID-19 Information for Ohio Schools & Districts
Ohio Department of Health: COVID-19 Resources for Parents and Families
Legal Resources
Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE) and Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO)
Miami Valley: Housing Eviction
Ohio Attorney General - Ohio Protects Fraud Prevention
Non-Profit Organization Resources
The Dayton Foundation - COVID-19 Response Fund for Greater Dayton Grant
United Way: COVID19 Response Fund for Greater Dayton Grant
National Council of Nonprofits: Non-profits & COVID-19
Faith-Based Resources
DECLARE: Resources for Food, Shelter, Physical & Mental health
Immigration & Refugee Resources
Catholic Social Services of Miami Valley: COVID-19 Dropbox
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Guides & Resources
CDC: Interim Guidance for Business & Employers
CDC COVID-19 Reopening Businesses & Workplace
Cushman & Wakefiled: Recovery Readines - How to Guide for Reopening Your Workplace
Lear Corporation: Safe Work Playbook
National Restaurant Association COVID-19 Reopening Guidance
Ohio Depatment of Health: Responsible Restart Ohio
Ohio Manufacturing Association: COVID-19 Safety Guidance for Reopening & Maintaining Manufacturing Facilities
Purdue University: Managing Manufacturing Through COVID-19 a TP3 Framework
Thompson Hine LLP: Employment Issues to Consider as Businesses Get Ready to Re-Open After COVID-19
U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety & Health: Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19
White House Guidelines Reopening
Public Health Dayton-Mongtomery County: COVID-19 Handouts & Flyers
CDC: COVID-19 Resuming Business Toolkit
South Dakota Department of Health: Checklist Ideas for Manufacturing Businesses Returning to Work
South Dakota Department of Health: COVID-19 Restaurant Business Checklist
South Dakota Department of Health: COVID-19 Retail Business Checklist
Kroger: A Blueprint for Businesses
U.S. Chamber of Commerce: COVID-19 Customizable Flyer
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RESOURCES
Building & Construction Resources
Darke County: Building Regulations
Greene County: Building Regulations
Miami County: Building Regulations
Montgomery County, Business Services: Building Regulations
Preble County: Building Regulations
City of Centerville: Building Department
City of Dayton: Building Department
City of Eaton: Building & Zoning Department
City of Fairborn: Building Code & Inspection
City of Kettering: Planning & Development Department
City of Miamisburg: Building Department
City of Vandalia: Development & Engineering Department
City of West Carrollton: Planning Department (Permits & Code Enforcement)
Government Information Resources
Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce: Coronavirus Aid, Relief, & Economic Security Act (CARES ACT) Summary
State of Ohio: COVID-19 Realtime Information
White House, CDC & FEMA: COVID-19 Information
Council of Nonprofits: Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCR) Summary
U.S. Senate Committe on Health, Education, Labor & Pension (HELP): CARES Act Section by Section
U.S. Department of Treasurey: CARES ACT Assistance for Small Businesses Information
General COVID-19 Resources
Greater Ohio Policy Center: COVID-19 Relief Programs in Ohio
Heritage Ohio: COVID-19 Resources
Technology Resources
Innovate Ohio: Ohio Wi-Fi Hotspot Locations
EIDL Loans Accepting Applications
The SBA has announced that the Economic Injury Disaster Loan application portal is again open for both loans and advances. Here is information from the SBA:
SBA’s COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) and EIDL Advance The SBA is offering low interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small
businesses and non-profit organizations that are suffering substantial economic injury as a result of COVID-19 in all U.S. states, Washington D.C., and territories.
These loans may be used to pay debts, payroll, accounts payable and other bills that can’t be paid because of the disaster’s impact, and that are not already covered by a Paycheck Protection Program loan. The interest rate is 3.75% for small businesses. The interest rate for non-profits is 2.75%.
To keep payments affordable for small businesses, SBA offers loans with long repayment terms, up to a maximum of 30 years. Plus, the first payment is deferred for one year.
In addition, small businesses and non-profits may request, as part of their loan application, an EIDL Advance of up to $10,000. The EIDL Advance is designed to provide emergency economic relief to businesses that are currently experiencing a temporary loss of revenue. This advance will not have to be repaid, and small businesses may receive an advance even if they are not approved for a loan.
We have a video that walks the viewer through the application on our website.
Small Business Assistance
Don't forget that SBDC counselors are available and eager to assist your small business. We are:
Mark Lankford - [email protected] LeKeisha Grant - [email protected] Kathy Markshlek (exports) - [email protected] Kim Woodbury - [email protected] Cindi Green - [email protected]
937-281-0118
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Upcoming Webinars
INTERNATIONAL TRADE Our Export Assistance Network Director, Kathy Marshalek, has planned a series of webinars that address various aspects of international trade. Be sure to check them out!
June 23 International ECommerce: How to Sell Customers Online in Developing Markets REGISTER June 25 Managing Imports with Trade Disruptions REGISTER June 30 International Marketing: Leverage Social Media to Market Your Business REGISTER --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS July 14 Meaningful Communication Catalysts REGISTER
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COVID-19 Relief Grants are now available for small businesses!
• Grants of up to $10,000• Businesses with fewer than 30 employees• Less than $1 million gross annual revenue• Must be located within Montgomery County
June 25-July 2
Featured Event
Summer Camps
TODAY! June 25 - Noon-10 p.m. Day of Giving
Dayton Live has joined forces with the other
not-for-profit arts organizations that perform
in their venues to raise funds to ensure their
very existence in the future. Due to COVID-
19, hundreds of performances have been
cancelled or postponed and millions of
dollars of revenue have been lost. Dayton's
performing arts organizations have faced not
just layoffs, furloughs and pay cuts, but also
concerns about our very survival.
This unique fundraising event, Day of
Giving: Preserving the Heart of Live
Performance, is completely virtual via the
DaytonLive.org website and various social
media channels (Facebook and Instagram
@DaytonLive365). Dayton Contemporary
Dance Company, Dayton Dance Initiative,
Dayton Gay Men's Chorus, Dayton Live
(formerly Victoria Theatre Association),
Dayton Performing Arts Alliance (Dayton
Ballet, Dayton Opera, and Dayton
Philharmonic), and The Human Race Theatre
Company are all participating in this
important initiative.
The virtual fundraising event will begin at 12
p.m. on Thursday, June 25, and end at 10
p.m. Each organization will take over Dayton
Live's social media for an hour with posts,
videos, and more. People are invited to make
donations to the organization of their choice
(or all groups together) via the
DaytonLive.org website or by texting
CREATE to 243 725. A "Happy Hour" will
occur at 5 p.m. and the evening will wrap up
with a final hour featuring "thank you"
messages from each organization.
Summer Camps & Activities for Kids
Kids itching for something to do this
summer? Several downtown Dayton
organizations are offering camps or activities
for kids. A few options are presented below.
Click the links for more information.
Dayton Live Half-Day Summer Camps:
- Pop-Up Puppet Camp
- Camp Unscripted
- Comedy Camp
Dayton Art Institute Tiny Thursdays and
ARTventures from Home
K12 Gallery & TEJAS Summer Art Camps
YMCA of Greater Dayton Summer Care
City of Dayton Department of Recreation &
Youth Services Camps
Dayton Metro Library Summer Challenge
Welcome Summer with Downtown's OPEN* Businesses: Summertime is upon us, and we've never had more of an itch to get out and explore. Just in
time for the warmer weather, many downtown businesses have started to re-open, finding ways
to adapt and welcome customers while still maintaining some extra distance and other safety
measures. Downtown bars and restaurants have always had some great patios, and several of
those are expanding and changing to welcome you back for al fresco dining and drinking.
Some retail and restaurants have found ways to bring their patrons back inside, as well.
If you miss your favorite local, independent businesses and are ready to get out and about,
check out our lists of what's OPEN*. We've put together a list of downtown restaurants with
carry out, curbside pickup, or delivery services, as well as those open outdoor or indoor.
Many of our retail and service businesses also have found creative ways to continue doing
what they do. Check out virtual experiences and other ways to stay busy and have fun with our
OPEN* - Things to Do page!
Some Ways to Support Downtown Dayton's Black-owned Businesses: Follow them on social media. Like their posts. Write a review for their business. Buy their goods or services. Small
businesses are the heart of our downtown Dayton community. Here is a
list of some of the black-owned businesses among the hundreds of
small businesses that call downtown Dayton home:
All About Fitness - Baba Love Organics - Baldwin Cafe - Beaute
Box - Boujee Bee Boutique - Dayton Contemporary Dance
Company - Gemini Studios - Hair Rich Club - Kia Cake &
Company (coming soon) - Lisse Beauty Bar - Mann Power Cafe -
Mitt Master - Now & Zen - NTI Shoe Shine and Dry Cleaning -
Picture Perfect Paint Parties - Present Tense Fitness - Puff
Apothecary - Serendipity Community Care - Studio 816 - Twist
Cupcakery - Vintage Barbershop - White House Event Center
Our friends at Launch Dayton have also put together a list of black-
owned businesses across the Dayton area. Find that here.
Downtown's OPEN*
is produced by the Downtown Dayton Partnership.
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The Latest News from OMA
State Developments
During today's press briefing, Gov. DeWine said Ohio's economic recovery is tied to
how well Ohio battles the virus. In light of the recent uptick in hospitalizations and
deaths, the governor also announced new pop-up testing sites in Ohio.
The governor recently signed an executive order to provide more clarity regarding
"good cause" as it applies to eligibility for unemployment benefits during COVID-19.
o Employees who refuse to return to work without good cause may have their
eligibility for unemployment benefits "negatively impacted," the executive
order says. Under the order, good cause includes the following:
A medical professional recommends that an individual not return to
work because the person is considered high-risk by the CDC, and the
employer cannot offer teleworking options.
The employee is 65 years of age or older.
There is tangible evidence of a health and safety violation by the
employer that prevents the employee from practicing social distancing,
hygiene, and wearing protective gear.
The individual has been potentially exposed to COVID-19 and is
subject to a quarantine period as prescribed by a medical or health
professional.
The individual must stay home to care for a family member who is
suffering from COVID-19 or is subject to a prescribed quarantine
period by a medical or health professional.
Federal Developments
The U.S. Department of Labor has launched an online tool to "help workers
determine if they qualify for paid sick leave or extended family and medical leave"
during COVID-19.
The CDC has updated its COVID-19 FAQs page.
Dr. Anthony Fauci tells Congress that parts of the U.S. are beginning to see a
“disturbing surge" in COVID-19 infections, but expects a vaccine will be ready by
early next year.
Daily U.S. COVID-19 deaths continue their downward trend since early May,
according to the World Health Organization, with 308 reported today.
Businesses are increasingly turning to COVID-19 waivers to guard against potential
lawsuits in the absence of a federal liability shield, according to reports.
The FDA has issued a warning over certain hand sanitizers due to potentially toxic
chemicals.
Wearing masks may have averted an outbreak in Missouri, where two infected
hairstylists were in close contact with 140 customers last month.
This new ranking shows the states with the fewest coronavirus restrictions. (Ohio is
24th overall.)
A top Italian infectious disease specialist says the coronavirus has weakened over
time.
Assistance for Businesses
After calls for transparency, the SBA and Treasury Department have agreed to
publish the names and amount ranges for recipients of Paycheck Protection Program
(PPP) loans worth $150,000 or more.
On Thursday, June 25, at noon (ET), the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland will host
a free webinar on small business access to the PPP.
OMA Connections Partners
Clark Schaefer Hackett has published this handy checklist to help businesses identify
important return-to-work considerations during COVID-19.
GBQ Partners has published this PPP FAQs page following its recent webinar on the
program.
Fischer Phillips has updated its 50-state COVID-19 Workers' Compensation
summary chart.
RSM has published this insight on state tax exposure that retooled PPE manufacturers
are possibly facing.
Working Partners has published this list of employer FAQs regarding drug testing
during COVID-19.
Coronavirus Resources & Webinar Replays
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SAVE THE DATE
August 12-14, 2020
Wednesday, Aug 12 to Friday, Aug 14
Daily Hours: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm PST
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We're excited to announce this year's CSEF Conference will be online!
During this uncertain time, we will be hosting our program virtually, at a reduced rate, and designed to fit within your work schedule.
Join government and industry leaders nationwide. Connect with project owners, CVB officials, economic development agencies, developers, and AEC professionals for three days of project delivery and market discussion.
If you're planning your next procurement and want to hear how other owners are moving convention center, headquarters hotel, stadium/arena, and entertainment district venue projects forward in this market, you'll want to join us.
Stay connected and informed. Discover new project opportunities. Meet with industry, and learn how agencies and owners are approaching are advancing projects in the post-COVID economy.
Register by June 26 to secure the early registration price of $249!
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Project Delivery Education for Owners, Developers, and Operators Involved In:
Through 3 days of of panels discussions, roundtables, and networking opportunities, the 2020 CSEF agenda will set out to answer complex issues surrounding the development and delivery of entertainment and tourism infrastructure in today's conditions.
This year's agenda is designed to deepen understanding on the value proposition behind alternative project delivery models, and the role they are playing in the delivery of convention, sports, tourism and entertainment facilities.
Over 75 leading practitioners will present their firsthand observations of a variety of public facility projects of all sizes in different markets from around the country. We will also offer in-depth roundtable conversations for owners and public sector delegates interested in discussing specific project issues in a more candid and interactive forum.
The 2020 agenda examines current trends in project delivery and will include: Local economic development strategies and community based partnerships Life cycle asset management approaches Solutions for deferred O&M Operational management best practices How entertainment and tourism infrastructure changes in a post-COVID world Sustainability and resiliency planning Innovative approaches to procurement Funding and financing Aligning owner and developer perspectives State and federal programs available to assist your next project Case studies of large and small projects now in development
Owners and industry practitioners will share their experiences, discuss projects upgrades and new projects currently in development, and detail structures and best practices used in developing, building, and maintaining projects of all sizes.
LEARN MORE
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The 2020 Virtual Event Overview
This year's program has been designed to work with your schedule.
The Summit will be 3 days long: with each day’s agenda lasting 4 hours; consisting of 30 minute individual project delivery sessions and networking breaks throughout.
The program runs live from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm PST each day. All sessions will be recorded and available so you can watch what you miss at your convenience.
Each day's program begins with an opening general session, followed by 3 hours of project delivery presentations and interactive roundtables.
This year's sessions follow a 30 minute presentation format, with an additional 10 minutes reserved for real-time audience Q&A.
Daily agenda provides a 30 minute mid-day break to allow for other work, networking, and to meet with event partners in our Virtual Exhibit Hall.
Presentation slides and resources will be made available to all attendees.
VIEW EVENT GUIDE AND PROGRAM HERE
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Who Attends the CSEF Conference?
Attendees include senior management from firms in the construction, engineering, design, legal, investment and consulting industries as well as senior administrators from state and local governments, convention and visitor’s bureaus, universities, sports leagues and franchises, economic development agencies from across the nation.
The Conference is a must for those who want to stay current on project delivery trends, meet owners, developers, operators, sports leagues and franchises, universities and government leaders in the U.S..
Our audience of industry leaders provides a unique opportunity to network with experts, owners, and prospective partners in a development focused forum. With our enabled live chat functions, you can network with development speakers, advisors, owners, and experts who have navigated complex projects from concept to completion.
For more information on participating organizations, please visit our website.
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We thank the following organizations for their instrumental support of this year's event.
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