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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources for the Macomb Area
Because the situation is changing rapidly, we will update this site as often as possible. Last updated 10/9/2020.
TEMPORARY ORDERS FROM MAYOR MICHAEL INMAN, CITY OF MACOMB
Order for On-Premise Liquor Establishments
Order for Maximum Capacity, Face Coverings, and Social Distancing at Parties and Other Gatherings
RESTORE ILLINOIS
Updated Posters for Restaurants & Bars
EMERGENCY GRANTS & LOANS FOR BUSINESSES
Business Interruption Grants Program (BIG) Click here for additional information. ROUND 2 OPEN
Downstate Small Business Stabilization Grant Program:
Paycheck Protection Program (PPP): CLOSED
Illinois Small Business Emergency Loan Fund
Economic Injury Disaster Loan/Advance
The HartBeat of Main Street Grant Program: NEXT ROUND OPEN
GENERAL RESOURCES FOR BUSINESSES
Reopening Guidance for Businesses and Workplaces
Macomb Restaurant & Bar Reopening Guidelines for Outdoor Seating
FREE PPE Cleaning Supplies for Childcare Providers
U.S. Chamber Guide to PPP Forgiveness
Paid Leave Under Families First Coronavirus Response Act
U.S. Department of Labor Guidance for Preparing Workplaces
Economic Recovery Reading List
Save Small Business Initiative
Independent Contractors Guide to the CARES Act
Faith-based Organizations Guide to PPP and EIDL
Emergency Childcare for Communities & Providers
GENERAL RESOURCES FOR COMMUNITY
IDHA Emergency Rental Assistance Program: Applications accepted 8/10-8/21
IDHA Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program: Applications accepted 8/24-9/4
P-EBT SNAP Benefits: Applications accepted through 8/31
McDonough County Shelter In Place Daily Restaurant Specials Facebook Page
Macomb Area Gift Cards and Certificates For Sale
How to File for Unemployment Insurance
McDonough County Health Department COVID-19 Resources
McDonough District Hospital (MDH) COVID-19 Updates
Western Illinois Regional Council (WIRC) COVID-19 Resources
Center for Disease Control (CDC) COVID-19 Resources
Western Illinois University (WIU) COVID-19 Resources
IL COVID-19 Map (WIU GIS Center)
MOST RECENT UPDATE FROM MACOMB MAYOR MICHAEL INMAN
