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INFORMATIONAL
WEBINARS
Tuesday, December 15

The City of Boston will be hosting webinars on Tuesday,
December 15 to provide guidance and answer questions from business
owners.
All of the webinars will be available live on the Office of Economic Development’s Facebook page and
will have simultaneous interpretation available in Spanish, Chinese,
and Vietnamese.
9 a.m. General Guidance Overview: register here.
10 a.m.
Restaurant Guidance Overview: register here.
11 a.m.
Fitness & Gym Guidance Overview: register here.
12 p.m. Tourism,
Arts & Culture Guidance Overview: register here.
Updated
guidance can be found on boston.gov/reopening.
See below for more
details on this guidance.
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MAYOR WALSH TO JOIN WEEKLY SMALL BUSINESS CONFERENCE
CALL on Tuesday at 3pm!

Please join us TOMORROW, December 15th at 3:00 pm
for our weekly small business conference call featuring reopening
guidance, support services, and resources available to Boston's small
businesses, as well as take your questions.
Register in advance:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_B12DiEy2QZK0e3LjC71yQQ
After registering, you
will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining
the webinar.
You may also view the webinar and submit questions on Facebook Live!
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UPDATED GUIDANCE
In an effort to
reduce the further spread of COVID-19 and its impact on Boston’s health
care system and essential services, Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced
that effective Wednesday, December 16, the City of Boston will return
back to a modified Phase Two, Step Two of the Reopening Massachusetts
plan. Boston has been experiencing a steady increase in COVID-19 cases
among its residents since Thanksgiving, with the citywide positive test
rate at 7.2 percent for the week ending on December 6, 2020, up from 5.2
percent for the prior week. The percentage of occupied adult non-surge
ICU beds at Boston hospitals is at 90 percent as of December 10, 2020.
Returning to a modified Phase Two, Step Two requires the
closure of certain businesses designated as Phase Three. Gatherings in
private and public settings are required to have no more than 10 people
for indoor settings and 25 people for outdoor settings.
To register for tomorrow's (12/15/2020) 9am General
Guidance Webinar on all of these changes, please register here or you can
watch Live on Facebook.

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Small
Business Office Hours Every Friday!

Call in
anytime between 9-11am and 2-4pm and our Small Business Team will
answer any questions or help you connect with the correct agency.
Every Friday
9-11am or 2-4pm
Join by Video
Call by Phone:
661-543-0141 (PIN: 116 952 328#)

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MWBE
Certification Office Hours Every Wednesday!

Join the Equity & Inclusion team for Office Hours
every Wednesday for businesses interested in direct-support to apply
to become certified as an MWBE.
Every Wednesday
from 11am - 1pm
Sign-up here: https://bit.ly/MWBEcertificationhelp

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Information Needed:

SMALL BUSINESS
SURVEY #10!
Please take a moment to fill out the latest Small Business
COVID-Response Survey:
http://bit.ly/survey10bos
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#TakeTheTestBoston

Boston and our
country are facing an increase in COVID-19 positive rates, the likes
of which we haven’t seen since the spring. As we head into the months
ahead, it’s critical we all come together to look out for one another
and our community, and take steps to stop the spread of COVID-19.
A key part of stopping the spread is testing. While earlier this year
tests were hard to come by, Boston has expanded access to testing,
and we are now encouraging all residents to get tested -- and
especially those who are going outside their home for work or other
reasons. But there’s a problem: not enough people are taking advantage
of our resources and getting tested. Residents with no symptoms can
still be infected with COVID-19 and transmit the virus, according to
the CDC. We need more residents to get tested, and those that are
interacting with others in any setting should consider getting tested
on a regular basis. For that reason, we are inviting all Boston
employers to take a pledge in support of increasing testing access
for their employees.
We encourage businesses and employers throughout Boston to join us,
by making sure their employees know when to get tested, how to get
tested, and have access to the resources they need to take care of
their own and our collective public health. Take the pledge to
#GetTheTestBoston, and provide the resources your employees need to
get tested, stop the spread of COVID-19, and avoid a setback in our
reopening process.
To Learn More
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To receive the latest
updates from Mayor Walsh and the City of Boston, please visit boston.gov/coronavirus.
Text BOSCOVID to 888-777 for free daily updates in 11 different
languages.


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