Welcome to the
White Bear Area
Chamber of Commerce
Serving the Northeast metro area
"COVID -19 PREVENTION BEST PRACTICES"
The White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce supports the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce's efforts to reopen businesses and return employees back to work in a safe and sustainable way by following the "COVID-19 Prevention Best Practices".
Our goal has been to work together to find a balance between safeguarding health, and protecting Minnesota’s economy. Businesses are eager to get back to work. Operations can, and should return to a sustainable level without jeopardizing employees’ or customer safety.
The pathway to reopening our businesses is through building confidence back into the economy. We need to make our employees and customers feel safe in our places of business. We encourage you to follow these best practices that represent input from the state’s business community on how to protect our health, while allowing our business community to return to work.
Based on the best practices shared by employers in critical industries, the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce provided the following guidelines and suggestions to assist other Minnesota businesses in their efforts to offer safe workplaces for their employees and customers as they reopen their doors.
Businesses are eager to have access to testing that will help identify individuals who may be sick with the virus and those who may be immune. Acceleration of testing availability is critically important to restoring public confidence and reopening our economy. By implementing these best practices, businesses are still subject to the restrictions of current or future executive orders.
The White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce is with you during this crisis and will continue to work with our federal, state and local governments to advocate for businesses. Your Legislators are listening, so we encourage you to contact them and express your concerns and issues during the pandemic.
Click here for COVID-19 Prevention Best Practices
Our goal has been to work together to find a balance between safeguarding health, and protecting Minnesota’s economy. Businesses are eager to get back to work. Operations can, and should return to a sustainable level without jeopardizing employees’ or customer safety.
The pathway to reopening our businesses is through building confidence back into the economy. We need to make our employees and customers feel safe in our places of business. We encourage you to follow these best practices that represent input from the state’s business community on how to protect our health, while allowing our business community to return to work.
Based on the best practices shared by employers in critical industries, the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce provided the following guidelines and suggestions to assist other Minnesota businesses in their efforts to offer safe workplaces for their employees and customers as they reopen their doors.
Businesses are eager to have access to testing that will help identify individuals who may be sick with the virus and those who may be immune. Acceleration of testing availability is critically important to restoring public confidence and reopening our economy. By implementing these best practices, businesses are still subject to the restrictions of current or future executive orders.
The White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce is with you during this crisis and will continue to work with our federal, state and local governments to advocate for businesses. Your Legislators are listening, so we encourage you to contact them and express your concerns and issues during the pandemic.
Click here for COVID-19 Prevention Best Practices
HOW FEDERAL, STATE COVID-19 LEGISLATION
CAN HELP YOUR BUSINESS
CAN HELP YOUR BUSINESS
NEW - Guide to Coronavirus Paid Leave Programs
Coronavirus Emergency Loans Small Business Guide and Checklist
Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) Program Guide
Employee Retention Tax Credit Guide
Coronavirus Small Business Guide
Coronavirus Response Toolkit
Coronavirus Emergency Loans Small Business Guide and Checklist
Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) Program Guide
Employee Retention Tax Credit Guide
Coronavirus Small Business Guide
Coronavirus Response Toolkit
YES! Many of our local restaurants are open for business, either by delivery or pickup.
Support them and help keep them in business!
Support them and help keep them in business!
THANK YOU TO ONE OF OUR LOCAL INNOVATORS
White Bear Makerspace founders, Therese & Tom Lendway have made and distributed over 1200 "Face Mask Hooks" and have been able to distribute them across the US. Thank you for your hard work & dedication!
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"Serving the Northeast Metro Since 1923"
The Chamber was established in 1923 under the name “White Bear Businessmen Association". In 1994 the name was changed to what we are known as of today, the White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce. Serving the following communities: Birchwood, Dellwood, Gem Lake, Hugo, Mahtomedi, Maplewood, North Oaks, North Saint Paul, Vadnais Heights,White Bear Lake, White Bear Township, and Willernie. We are proud to be known as Your Local Chamber! |
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