business
resources
1,081
Businesses
237
Essential
Businesses
2,407
Essential
Employees
844
Non-Essential
Employees
*Pre-covid-19 figures
The LA County Department of Public Health announced a 5-Phase Roadmap to Recovery.
STAGE 1
Safer at Home order planning for recovery
STAGE 3
Higher-risk workplaces (activation to be determined)
Higher-risk businesses (body art, massage, bars/nightclubs)
Movie theaters and bowling alleys
K-12 schools
Colleges and universities
STAGE 2
Lower-risk workplaces
May 8th: Florists, some retailers, car dealerships, golf courses and trails
• Other low-risk businesses (manufacturers,
offices, retail)
• Essential Health Care
• Outdoor recreation and libraries
• Museums, cultural centers, galleries
STAGE 4
Highest risk businesses (activation to be determined)
Highest risk businesses (entertainment venues)
Large conventions
Sporting and spectator events
STAGE 5
Fully normal operations
(activation to be determined)
ESSENTIAL
SERVICES
Businesses providing essential services will remain open such as:
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Gas Stations
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Pharmacies
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Food: Grocery stores, farmers markets, food banks, convenience stores, take-out and delivery restaurants
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Banks
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Laundromats/Laundry-services
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Essential state an local government functions, including law enforcement and offices that provide government programs and services.
Businesses re-opened
may 8, 2020
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Florists
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Toy Stores
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Music Stores
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Bookstores
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Clothing Stores
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Sporting good
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Car dealership showrooms
Curbside pick-up only. This list is subject to change based on government restrictions. Please check with individual business to determine availability.
LA COUNTy
ROAD TO
RECOVERY
July 1: Gov. Newsom issued the directive to LA County to close:
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Dine-in restaurants
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Wineries and tasting rooms
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Movie theaters
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Family entertainment centers (for examples: bowling alleys, miniature golf, batting cages and arcades)
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Zoos and museums
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Cardrooms
June 28 Bars Closure Update
Learn about reopening protocols for day camps »
Learn about reopening protocols for gyms and fitness facilities »
Learn about reopening protocols for RV parks and campgrounds »
Learn about reopening protocols for museums, galleries, zoos and aquariums »
LA County announces Nail Salons, Spas, Tattoo Shops, Casinos, Bars and Wineries Reopening with Safeguards
Grant & Funding Programs for Small Businesses Resources
for Businesses Impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19)
State
CA Employment Development Department website with resources for workers & employers
CAMEO’s webpage offers updates and resources for small- and micro-businesses
GO-Biz website with information regarding State resources for employers & employees
Local
FOUND/LA Small Business Recovery Fund
LA County's Keep L.A. County Dining grant program
The Los Angeles SBDC Network, LA County, Cal OES, Go-BIZ and VSEDC have partnered to launch PPE Unite
Private
Pacific Coast Regional and Genesis LA receives Wells Fargo Grant to support small business recovery in LA County
CDC
Resources
General Business Frequently Asked Questions (5/3/20)
Guidance for Building Water Systems (4/2/20)
CDC: Guidance for Building Water Systems (4/20/20)
CDC: CDC What Food and Grocery Pick-up and Delivery Drivers Need to Know about COVID-19 (4/17/20)
CDC: What Rideshare, Taxi, Limo, and other Passenger Drivers-for-Hire Need to Know about COVID-19 (4/17/20)
CDC: For Child Care Programs That Remain Open (4/12/20)
CDC: Business and Employers, Plan and Respond (3/21/20)
CDC: Global Travel on Cruise Ships, Including River Cruises (3/17/20)
CDC: Symptoms and What to Watch For (3/20/20)
CDC: Testing for COVID-19 (3/21/20)
CDC: Information for Law Enforcement (3/14/20)
State
Resources
CDPH - Guidance for Dine-in Restaurants (5/22/20)
CDPH - Checklist for Drive-in Restaurants (5/22/20)
CDPH: Farmworker Safety (4/18/20)