By Neil Hare On May 27, 2020, the House passed the PPPFA by 417-1 and the Senate approved it by unanimous consent on June 3. The new law addresses the following flaws in the original PPP program created under the CARES
As Henrico County moves into Phase 2 of reopening, the Henrico County Economic Development Authority has compiled a resource guide with key contacts in an effort to provide timely answers to questions regarding requirements, public safety, and best practices in
MORE INFORMATION The $10,000 grants are designed to provide immediate relief to businesses to help them remain in business through the COVID-19 pandemic and prepare for reopening under the guidelines of Forward Virginia. The $5 million dollars, dedicated for the
June 8, 2020 The 2020 Session wrapped up on Sunday, March 8th with the General Assembly adopting the budget on Thursday, March 12th. This Session was difficult for the Retail Industry with an exorbitant amount of bills that negatively impact businesses.
Safer at Home: Phase Two Guidelines for all business sectors, print resources, instructions, and more, click here.
Have you picked up your free PPE Starter Kit? UPDATE: 15 starter kits left, please contact Ann Gorman to reserve yours. Click Here More than 1,500 of RVA’s small businesses have already received their toolkit — an $80 value,
The full list of frequently asked questions and their answers can be found here. Does my business have liability for patrons or employees who refuse to wear a mask? Businesses are not responsible for enforcement of EO63 on individual
Governor Northam Offers Clarity Regarding Enforcement of Executive Order 63 During the Governor’s press conference today, he addressed the many concerns swirling around enforcement of his face covering mandate in all public places scheduled to take effect beginning tomorrow, May
Richmond City Mayor Levar Stoney held a press conference this morning announcing that the City of Richmond would be entering Phase I of the Governor's reopening guidelines beginning this Friday, May 29, 2020. View the full reopening guidelines for Virginia HERE
"All patrons in the Commonwealth aged ten and over shall when entering, exiting, traveling through, and spending time inside the settings listed below cover their mouth and nose with a face-covering." Read Executive Order 63
