Opening Guidance
Governor Lee Issues Executive Order 5o Extending State of Emergency Until August 29
REOPENING OF CLOSE CONTACT PERSONAL SERVICES PURSUANT TO NEW SAFETY GUIDELINES
Governor Lee Issues Guidelines for Restaurants, Retail Stores to Reopen-Tennessee Pledge
Tennessee Pledge for Exercise Facilities
Governor’s Guidance on Reopening Houses of Worship
Health Resources
CDC Coronavirus: What you need to know
Tennessee Department of Health Coronavirus Update
COVID-19 Testing Events 4152020
Coronavirus.gov
Front Line Doctor Shares How to Protect Yourself, family and what to do if you get COVID-19
State COVID-19 Hotline 877-857-2945
Coffee County COVID-1 Hotline 931-490-8312
Tennessee Testing Sites
Coffee County Health Department COVID-19 Press Release Regarding Response and Testing
Coffee County EMA COVID-19 Info Flyer for business
Governor Bill Lee's Executive Order 27 extending Safe at Home Order until April 30, 2020
Governor Bill Lee's Letter to Law Enforcement
Governor Bill Lee's COVID-19 Resource Page
Governor Bill Lee's COVID-19 Executive Orders
SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL HEALTH OFFICE OFFERS COVID-19 INFORMATION LINE
Tennova Harton COVID-19 Response
Worldometer Coronavirus
Coronavirus Dashboard
Economic Resources
COVID-19 Local Business Survey
Coronavirus Supplemental Appropriations Surge Summary
Coronavirus Small Business Guide
Grow Your Business On-line for Free. Do you need help building a website?
Co-starters Resources for Small Businesses
Expanded Unemployment Relief
- The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development is actively working with economists to determine how economic downturn could affect our state’s economy and how to best use the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund.
- The department will extend unemployment benefits to
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- employees who suddenly find themselves out of work as businesses temporarily cease operations during the pandemic
- those who are quarantined by a physician for COVID-19 and are temporarily away from their job
- The department is also working with the federal government to gain more flexibility in job search requirements.
- The department is suspending certain regulations so those who are approved will get paid more quickly.
- Tennesseans are encouraged to apply online here.
