Local Government Resources for Novel Coronavirus Response

Updated from an original article written by Eric Walcott, Michigan State University Extension.

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Local Government Resources for Novel Coronavirus Response

 

Local governments play a crucial role in responding to the outbreak of novel coronavirus, providing essential information to residents, and ensuring the health and safety of their resources. Local governments also face the challenge of figuring out how to continue to function during this time.

MSU Extension's Local Government Resources for Novel Coronavirus Response page will be updated regularly with resources and webinars to help Michigan local governments navigate this outbreak.

We are also asking for feedback from you and your community to help us understand how MSU Extension can provide support and educational resources now and in the future.

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Novel Coronavirus Updates from Reliable Sources:

Michigan-Specific Resources

Resources for Local Governments

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Budget and Finance

Operating Online and Remotely

Reopening Resources

Resources for Tribal Governments

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