• Gov. Evers temporarily ordered the suspension of evictions and foreclosures. The order prohibits landlords from evicting tenants for any reason unless failure to proceed with the eviction will result in an imminent threat of serious physical harm to another person and mortgagees from commencing civil action to foreclose on real estate for 60 days. Wisconsinites who are able to continue to meet their financial obligations are urged to do so. This order does not in any way relieve a person's obligation to pay their rent or mortgages. 

• Gov. Evers launched a Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) program designed to get more PPE to the frontlines. Companies, schools, and other organizations can donate or sell large quantities of unused PPE to the State of Wisconsin here. PPE will then be distributed to communities that need it the most. 

• Resilient Wisconsin is a new webpage designed to help Wisconsinites stay connected, strong and thriving. It provides tools and resources for building resilience in all parts of your life, including resources to help you recognize and deal with stress, invest in self-care, stay connected and care for others during this pandemic. 

• In an effort to combat potential worker shortages or staffing instabilities, Gov. Evers issued an order that temporarily eliminates the requirement for minors to obtain a work permit.

• Employers: The Department of Health Services has updated Frequently Asked Questions for employers and businesses related to COVID-19. Additionally, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation has posted a COVID-19 Response Plan for essential businesses on their website.

• DHS has a new webpage dedicated to long-term care facilities

• Gov. Evers extends the Department of Transportation emergency permits to assist with grocery supply efforts

• Gov. Evers issued an order to expedite expansion and enhance efficiency of the healthcare workforce. This order simplifies healthcare license renewals and encourages recently retired professionals with expired licenses to re-enter practice. It also provides an avenue for licensed out-of-state practitioners to practice in Wisconsin without first requiring an in-state credential and eliminates time limits for temporary licenses. 

• The Wisconsin Restaurant Association set up a hotline for employers (both members and non-members). The hotline will help answer questions related to HR, navigating operations, helpful tips, etc. Call 608-270-9950 (8am-4:30pm, M-F, or leave a message after hours) or email askwra@wirestaurant.org.

• Tips to avoid coronavirus scams

• Oshkosh Media airs Active for Life home exercise videos for all ages every morning at 8am on Life TV (Spectrum channel 2), Roku, Apple TV, and Fire TV. You can also access them anytime on YouTube.

• Reminder: If you traveled anywhere outside of your local community in the past 14 days, the Department of Health Services asks that you stay home (self-quarantine) and monitor yourself (self-monitor) for symptoms for 14 days after you've returned. If you were able to practice social distancing during the entire time you were away, you should still monitor your symptoms and practice social distancing.
• Self-Quarantine - Stay home. It is important that you avoid contact with others to avoid spreading the infection to others.
• Self-Monitor - Monitor your symptoms. Check your temperature twice daily, and write down any symptoms you have. If you develop symptoms of COVID-19 like fever, cough, shortness of breath or others and need medical care, call your doctor.

• Have you been laid off or lost wages due to COVID-19? You may be eligible for different health insurance options. Learn more here.

• The DNR has suspended burning permits until further notice. Campfires for warming or cooking are strongly discouraged. Check with your local municipality for their regulations, even if you have obtained a DNR burning permit.

• What to do if you are sick (CDC)

• REMINDER: Call your healthcare provider before going into a clinic if you are experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19. This allows them to provide guidance, prepare ahead if you need to be seen, and minimize risk to others.

• Testing is limited to the highest priority patients and health care workers. Testing is not recommended for people with mild, upper respiratory symptoms. It's recommended that these individuals self-isolate at home until their symptoms improve.

• For past Situation Updates, visit the WCHD website.

• While you're out for a walk, see if you can spot a dinosaur or flower this weekend. Many homes are participating in this fun spring scavenger hunt!

• Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially before eating and after going to the bathroom, blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing.
• If you do not have soap and water, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
• Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
• Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. Cough or sneeze into an elbow if no tissue is available. Wash your hands.
• Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household disinfectant cleaning spray or wipe.
• Click here for additional guidance from the CDC

• Full library of print resources for schools, businesses, etc. from the CDC
• Winnebago County Health Department - resources specific to the general public, healthcare providers, businesses, community organizations, schools and first responders.
• Wisconsin Department of Children and Families
• Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
• Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
• Wisconsin.gov website - Resources from multiple state agencies
• Oshkosh Area United Way Community Resource List
• OSHA COVID-19 Website
• FEMA COVID-19 Website
• coronavirus.gov - Official information from the COVID-19 Task Force at the White House
• Wisconsin Restaurant Association - Employer resources, temp jobs for displaced workers, etc.
• usa.gov/coronavirus - federal government updates