The Coppell Chamber of Commerce is committed to providing you with the most up to date information to assist your business during these unprecedented events. If you need information or help navigating resources, please contact Ellie Braxton-Leveen anytime via email, phone or text.
Resources
Is Your Business Eligible For The Latest Relief Program? (recorded 10/08/2020)
Texas Return to Work Initiative
Minimum Recommended Health Protocols for Texas
Dallas County COVID-19 Updates
Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) FAQ’s from the U.S. Department of Treasury
Guide to the Employee Retention Tax Credit
Guide to SBA’s Economic Injury Disaster Loans
U.S. Chamber’s Coronavirus Emergency Loans Small Business Guide and Checklist
Disaster Assistance Loans for Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Information from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
A Message from the Texas Comptroller
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
News
Governor Abbott Takes Executive Action To Contain Spread Of COVID-19 (6/26)
New Order Requires Dallas County Businesses To Mandate Masks On Premises (6/19)
Statewide Weekend COVID-19 Cases, Deaths Lower as Reopening Continues in Texas (5/25)
Bars, Bowling Alleys and Other Businesses Welcome Back Customers (5/24)
Vari’s Work-From-Home Business Is Booming, But It’s Still Bringing Workers Back to Coppell (5/21)
City of Coppell’s Amended Orders Remain in Place Through June 12 (5/18)
Key Dates in Texas’ Reopening Plan
Next Step of Reopening Texas Economy Begins Monday (5/15)
Dallas County Launches New “Stay Safe Business” Program (5/14)
City Begins Reopening Process Monday, May 11 (5/8)
State Adds To List Of Openings, Activities (5/6)
City Extends Stay-At-Home Order Through May 18 (4/30)
City Unveils Fun Ways To Explore Local Restaurants & Businesses From Home (4/24)
City Amends ‘Safer At Home’ Orders To Require Face Masks (4/18)
City of Coppell Extends Emergency Orders Through 4/30 (4/7)
City of Coppell Clarifies What’s Essential (3/25)
City of Coppell Follows Dallas County’s Shelter In Place Order (3/23)
Dallas County Issues Shelter In Place Order Through April 3 (3/22)
Public Access To City of Coppell Facilities Restricted Through April 28 (3/21)
City of Coppell Extends Declaration of a State of Emergency Through April 28
