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Governor Ron DeSantis Rolls Out Phase 2:
Safe. Smart. Step-By-Step PlanSanta Rosa County Latest Updates
Recommendations to Re-Open Florida Schools
Santa Rosa County/Navarre Beach Tourism Update - 06/08/2020
Florida Chief Financial Officer Coronavirus Page
COVID-19 Emergency Assistance for Veterans
Coronavirus Emergency Loans Small Business Guide and Checklist
Summary of Federal "CARES" Act Legislation
Reemployment Assistance Program
Centers for Disease Control Guidance for Small Business
Governor DeSantis Activates Emergency Business Damage Assessment Survey for Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Florida Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus site
US Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus site
Attorney General Moody Activates Price Gouging Hotline
Governor Ron DeSantis Releases Phase One of Re-Open Florida Plan
Florida’s Full Phase 1 begins Monday, May 18. All 67 counties may now begin re-opening as we continue to implement our #SafeSmartStepbyStep Plan for Florida’s Recovery.
How Can I Re-Open My Small Business?
Florida’s SBDC Provides Helpful Tools for Safely Reopening Small Businesses
COVID-19 Testing Site to Remain Open Two More Weeks at UWF With No Pre-screening Required
A mobile COVID-19 testing site with no pre-screening required will remain open for two more weeks for Escambia and Santa Rosa County residents at the University of West Florida.
The drive-through test site will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily at the SP2 parking lot, which is on the east side of campus near the East Sports Complex. Individuals are asked to remain in their vehicles.
The site was opened at the request of the Governor’s Office under the direction of the Florida Department of Health in conjunction with both Escambia and Santa Rosa counties and assistance from the Florida National Guard.
Florida Chamber Predicting a Swift Economic Recovery After Q2
COVID test site at UWF for Escambia and Santa Rosa residents opens Saturday, May 2, 2020
NOW OPEN for Business! Make sure you get your Santa Rosa County Essential Business added!
If you and your management team are wondering if your county is trending in the right direction to continue reopening your community, visit Florida's county level COVID-19 trend tracker and click on your county in the top right drop down box.
