COVID-19 Business Resources

The City is acutely aware of the impacts to local businesses and non-profits from COVID-19. They have established an internal COVID-19 business response team, and, in collaboration with partners around the region and at the federal level we are exploring every avenue possible to bring support to our businesses. 

Please reach out if you have any questions about resources, or if the City can in any way be of assistance.

NEW UPDATES

Updated 2/16/2021 

We are committed to continuing to provide City services to our community members while following the Governor's guidelines to ensure public and staff safety. Shoreline City Hall is closed to the public, but is providing most City services. City services are being offered remotely by telephone, email, and online. Visit the City staff directory for individual staff contact information. 

Healthy Washington Plan - Phase 2:

Governor Inslee implemented a new plan, Healthy Washington - Roadmap to Recovery, on January 11. This new path forward allows us to balance fighting COVID-19 and saving lives with safely reopening the economy and vaccinating as many people as possible. 

The Puget Sound Region, including King County, is now in Phase 2 of the plan. In this phase, restaurants may resume serving indoors at 25% capacity and fitness facilities can allow indoor fitness and training at 25% capacity. Outdoor recreation now allows for competitions (no tournaments). See the Parks and Recreation tab below for more information on Shoreline field use requirements.

Read the Governor's announcement for more details.

Protect Our Community:

• Wear face coverings when you go out and inside when gathering with anyone who is not a member of your household.
• Maintain six feet of distance.
• Wash your hands or use sanitizing gel frequently.
• Improve ventilation in indoor spaces by opening windows when possible.
• Get tested at the first sign of illness.

It’s still safest to stay home. To prevent spread of COVID-19 among counties, stay local.  

Latest updates:

• Healthy Washington Plan Phase 2: The Puget Sound Region moved to Phase 2 of the Healthy Washington Plan on Monday, Feb. 1. Indoor service may resume in a limited capacity at restaurants, indoor fitness centers, and live entertainment venues such as museums, bowling alleys and concert halls. Bars that don’t serve food, however, must remain closed. Indoor social gatherings with a maximum of 5 people from outside your household (limit two households) will also be allowed. Learn more about what is allowed in Phase 2 on the State's website.
  
  
• Vaccine information:  As of 2/3/2021, Washington is in Phase 1b - tier 1 of vaccine distribution. Visit findyourphasewa.org to check your COVID-19 vaccine eligibility. Contact your health provider if you are currently eligible for the vaccine. The Washington State Department of Health also has a list of vaccine locations on their website. ICHS-Shoreline and QFC Richmond Beach are listed as locations for vaccination in Shoreline. Additional vaccine information is available on the Department of Health website.
  
  
• COVID-19 Testing: If you have a primary care physician, please ask their office about testing availability. Public Health - Seattle and King County maintains a list of free testing locations that are open to anyone.
  • ICHS Shoreline offers drive-through testing on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Book your appointment on their website or by calling 206-788-3774.
  • The City of Seattle hosts a drive-through site at 12040 Aurora Ave N., Seattle, WA 98133. Site hours are Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Make a reservation for this site online or by phone at (206) 684-2489.
     
• Playgrounds are now open!  Please see the City Parks and Recreation tab below for other changes to recreation facility openings.

• Remote Learning Camps - The City of Shoreline is offering weekly remote learning camps for students in all grades in the Shoreline School District. FREE for qualifying families. Payment plans and scholarships are available. Learn more on the Remote Learning Camps page.

COVID-19 Shoreline Business Resources

CDC

World Health Organization

Washington State Governors Office

Washington Department of Heath

Washington State Employment Security Department

Washington State Labor and industries

Washington State insurance Commissioner

Small Business Administration

OSHA

SBA Documents from our December Luncheon Meeting
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