COVID-19 INFORMATION & RESOURCES
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ORDERS OF THE STATE HEALTH OFFICER
- UPDATED STATEWIDE ORDER | 12-9-2020 | “AMENDED SAFER AT HOME ORDER” NEW
- UPDATED STATEWIDE ORDER | 11-05-2020 | “AMENDED SAFER AT HOME ORDER”
- UPDATED STATEWIDE ORDER | 9-30-2020 | “AMENDED SAFER AT HOME ORDER”
- UPDATED STATEWIDE ORDER | 8-27-2020 | “AMENDED SAFER AT HOME ORDER”
- UPDATED STATEWIDE ORDER | 7-29-2020 | “AMENDED SAFER AT HOME – EXTENDED MASK ORDER”
- UPDATED STATEWIDE ORDER | 7-15-2020 | “AMENDED SAFER AT HOME – MASK ORDER”
- UPDATED STATEWIDE ORDER | 6-30-2020 | “SAFER AT HOME” EXTENDED
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 5-21-2020 | “SAFER AT HOME”
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 5-08-2020 | “SAFER AT HOME”
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 4-28-2020 | “SAFER AT HOME”
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 4-3-2020 | “STAY AT HOME” (with technical revisions on 4/10/2020)
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 4-03-2020 | “STAY AT HOME”
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 4-03-2020 | “Quedate en Casa” (Spanish)
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 3-27-2020
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 3-26-2020
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 3-20-2020
- STATEWIDE ORDER | 3-19-2020
GOVERNOR’S STATE OF EMERGENCY PROCLAMATIONS
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 20: Extending the Statewide “Safer at Home” Health Order | Emergency-Services Licensure Extension | Extending the Public Health Emergency NEW
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 19: Extending the Statewide “Safer at Home” Health Order | Extending the Public Health Emergency
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 18: Extending/Modifying the Statewide “Safer at Home” Health Order | Extending the Public Health Emergency
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 17: Extending the Statewide “Safer at Home” Health Order | Extending the Public Health Emergency
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 16: Administration of Municipal Elections
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 15: Extending the Statewide “Safer at Home” Health Order
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 14: Requiring Masks in the “Safer at Home” Health Order
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 13: Facilitating Remote Meetings of Nonprofit Corporations | Extending the Public Health Emergency
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 12: Extending the Statewide “Safer at Home” Health Order
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 11: Managing COVID-19 Among the State’s Inmate Population
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 10: Protection Against Evictions
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 9: Rural Electric Cooperatives | Administration of the July 14, 2020 Runoff Election | Protection Against Evictions | Extension of Emergency | 5-08-2020
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 8: Liability Protections for Businesses and Health Care Providers | 5-08-2020
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 7: Resumption of Pardon & Parole Hearings | 4-13-2020
- STATE OF EMERGENCY – SEVERE WEATHER & COVID-19 | Applicability of COVID-19 Ordres | Activation of AL National Guard & Other Agencies | Price Gouging | Waiver of Federal Motor-Carrier Regulations | Transportation of Emergency Equipment, Supplies, etc. | State Governor Office Closings | Actual Expense Reimbursement | 4-13-2020
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 6: Protection Against Evictions | 4-3-2020
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 5: Cutting Red Tape for Health Care Providers | Expanding Capacity of Health Care Facilities | Notaries & Witnesses | Public Meetings | Remote Shareholder Meetings | Slowing COVID-19 Transmission in Jails | 4-2-2020
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 4: Alternative Methods of Instruction for the 2019-20 School Year | Emergency-Service Licensure Extension | Notaries & Witnesses | Electronic Transactions for State Agencies | Summonses in Lieu of Arrest | 3-26-2020
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 3: Postponement of Certain State Tax Obligations | 3-23-2020
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 2: Transportation of Emergency Equipment, Services, & Supplies | 3-20-2020
- SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION NO. 1: Rescheduling of the March 31, 2020, Primary Runoff Election | School Closures | Open Meetings Act | Procurement of Emergency-Related Supplies | Reimbursement for Certain State Employees | 3-18-2020
- PROCLAMATION: Alternative Standards of Care | Price Gouging | School Closures | State Government Office Closures | Waiver of Certain Federal Hours-of-Service Requirements | 3-13-2020
WHITE HOUSE CORONAVIRUS
OTHER STATE OR FEDERAL RESOURCES
Alabama Beverage Control (ABC) Memo re:Curbside Alcohol Sales
Alabama Beverage Control (ABC) Press Release: Operational Changes for Liquor License Holders
Alabama Department of Education Resources for COVID-19
- Parents with COVID-19 related questions email covid19parents@alsde.edu.
- School employees with COVID-19 related questions email covid19schools@alsde.edu.
Alabama Department of Labor | COVID-19 | Unemployment 
Alabama Department of Public Health
- Case Characteristics of Alabama COVID-19 Cases as of 4-7-2020 (updated daily here)
- FREE COVID-19 TESTING
- Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Information & Resources
- “Safer at Home” Statewide Public Health Order FAQ
- General Questions 7AM-9PM: 1-800-270-7268 | covid19info@adph.state.al.us | FAQ page
- Information for Seniors: (334) 242-5743 | 1-877-425-2243
- COVID-19 Related Emergency Actions of State Agencies
Alabama Department of Revenue (ADOR)
- Governor Ivey’s Address to Alabamians | March 20, 2020
- Governor Ivey’s Letter to Alabama Small Businesses | April 1, 2020
- State Income Tax Filing Extended
Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA)
- Statement: Continuing to Modify Driver License Operations in Response to COVID-19 | 3-23-2020
- Statement: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Grants Extension for Expired CDLs/CLPs/Medical Certifications | 3-27-2020
- Statement: Marine Patrol Reminds Everyone about Social Distancing & Water Safety | 3-29-2020
- Statement: Online Driver License Renewal Limit Exposure to COVID-19 | 3-11-2020
- Statement: STAR ID Deadline Extension & Limit of In-Person Driver License Services | 3-26-2020
- Statement: Vessel License Added to Online Services Lineup | 3-24-2020
Alabama Retail Association | Conoravirus Resources
Ask for help or lend a hand during the COVID-19 crisis.
COVID-19 Resources for Small Business
- Alabama COVID-19 Industry Workforce Response Survey
- Coronavirus Resources
- Information for Employers
- Information for Job Seekers
- Information for Students
Congressman Robert Aderholt’s COVID-19 and Related Government Stimulus Programs FAQs
- Churches & Religious Organizations can Also Participate in the Paycheck Protection Program
- Coronavirus Resources for the 4th Congressional District
- Direct Payments & Unemployment Insurance FAQs
- More Direct Payments Information from the IRS
Education (See Alabama Department of Education Resources for COVID-19)
Facebook Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information Center
Family First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)
Federal Coronavirus Stimulus Package
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- COVID-19 Pandemic: Response & Recovery Through Federal-State-Local-Tribal Partnership
- Coronavirus Rumor Control
- FEMA Public Assistance Guidance
- coronavirus.gov
IRS Resources – See U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
SBA Resources – See U.S. Small Business Administration
Schools (See Alabama Department of Education Resources for COVID-19)
“Stay at Home” Order FAQ’s for Businesses
“Stay at Home” Order FAQ’s for Individuals
Unemployment Compensation | ADOR
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) | COVID-19
U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) | News
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) | Energy News
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
- coronavirus.gov
- FAQs
- Resources for Businesses
- Resources for Healthcare Professionals
- Resources for Health Departments
- Resources for Households
- Resources for Laboratories
- Resources for People Who are Sick
- Resources for Pregnant Women & Children
- Resources for Schools
- Resources for Small Business Owners
- Resources for Travelers
- coronavirus.gov
- Substance Abuse & Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA)
- Disaster Distress Helpline | Call: 1-800-985-5990 | Text TalkWithUs to 66746
U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
- Notices of Arrival Restrictions Due to Coronavirus
- Memorandum on Identification of Essential Critical Infrastucture Workers During COVID-19 Response
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) | COVID-19 Resources & Fact Sheets
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)
U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) | OSHA | COVID-19
U.S. Department of State (DOS) | Current Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019
U.S. Department of the Treasury (USDT)
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) | Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) | Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) | Coronavirus Dissease 2019 (COVID-19)
U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) | COVID-19 Update | March 31, 2020
U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Coronavirus Tax Relief | Economic Impact Payment
U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) | Coronavirus Disease Guidance
Mayor Woody Jacobs’ Simple 4: W.A.S.H.
CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 2020-73 SUSPENDING CERTAIN ACTIVITIES | 4-3-2020
MAYOR’S ORDER – GUIDELINES FOR RETAIL & GROCERY STORES | 4-3-2020
CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 2020-71 | DECLARATION OF EMERGENCY CONDITIONS
CITY OF CULLMAN DEPARTMENTS & SERVICES
- Airport | Prop Diner: Airport : We are open, but we have removed all seating from the terminal. We ask that you not remain in the terminal too long. We will still be able to fuel aircraft from the trucks, but will try and limit contact as much as possible. For Piston Engine Customers: Please use Self-Serve as much as possible. We only have self-serve AVGAS. For the JET A customers: We will fuel you from the truck. Diner : The restaurant is closed and will be until further notice.
- Building Permits: We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines. Call 256-775-7203 for more information.
- City Clerk Office We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines.
- Fire Rescue Services : If you have an emergency, CALL 9-1-1. Services will not be affected. At this time, we are not doing blood pressure checks or car seat installations. We do not have masks, gloves, or thermometers to distribute. We are available by phone and email.
- Human Resources/Personnel: View job openings and/or apply for employment HERE. Paper applications and a drop box are located in the back hallway of City Hall. Place completed paper applications in the Drop Box provided. We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines.
- Mayor’s Office: We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines.
- Municipal Court – We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines.
- Alternate Payment Options:
- Payments may be made over the phone using a credit or debit card by calling (256)775-7136. Credit and debit card payments will not be accepted after 3:30p.m. There is no additional fee for this payment option.
- Payments may be mailed to Cullman Municipal Court, P.O. BOX 278, Cullman, AL 35056. Please be sure to include the defendant’s name and case number, if possible. Only personal checks, certified checks, and money orders should be sent through the mail. If you would like a receipt, you must include a self-addressed stamped envelope with your payment.
- All other payments may be made at the Cullman Municipal Court office located at 204 2nd Avenue NE, Cullman, AL 35055.
- Alternate Payment Options:
- Museum : We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines.
- Parks & Recreation : Some facilities are open, but contact Cullman Parks, Recreation, & Sports Tourism for more detailed information.
- Police: We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines. If you have an emergency, CALL 9-1-1. Police services are not affected.
- Sanitation/Recycling: We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines.Sanitation & Brush Collection: We are currently running regular garbage and brush collection routes. Please bag your garbage, to lessen the risk of exposure to COVID-19. Recycling: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the drop-off location for the recyclables collected by the City of Cullman has temporarily stopped taking materials. Therefore, the City of Cullman will temporarily discontinue our recycling program. We look forward to restarting the recycling program once we get through this trying time.
- Technology Village: We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines.COVID-19 Economic Relief
- Water & Wastewater services will not be affected by any office closings. We are open, but adhering to all social-distancing measures and sanitary guidelines.
- Call the CRMC COVID-19 Information Line
- CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATES – Cullman Regional Medical Center
Education (See Alabama Department of Education Resources for COVID-19)
NARCOG Small Business Fund COVID-19 Loan Policy 
Schools (See Alabama Department of Education Resources for COVID-19)
Unemployment Information | Alabama Department of Labor | COVID-19
- Call the CRMC COVID-19 Information Line
- CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATES – Cullman Regional Medical Center
Cullman Tribune‘s COVID-19 Community Updates
Education (See Alabama Department of Education Resources for COVID-19)
NARCOG Small Business Fund COVID-19 Loan Policy
Schools (See Alabama Department of Education Resources for COVID-19)
Unemployment Information | Alabama Department of Labor | COVID-19
Guide to Coronavirus for Cancer Patients
Blood Donations: ADPH continues to ask the public for blood donations. | Lifesouth Community Blood Center, 219 Compass Way SW, Cullman, AL, 256-736-1594.
If you need food:
- Master‘s Hand Food Pantry | Located at The Link of Cullman County , 708 9th Street, SE, Cullman, AL.
- Cullman Caring For Kids Food Bank : This service is for Cullman County residents.
United Way of Cullman County : Has established a COVID-19 Community Relief Fund to generate resources for Cullman County. Donors can give: On United Way web page (uwaycc.org) or by mail (PO Box 116 Cullman AL 35056). This will assist the community in three areas: (1) Provide funding to support local food pantries and feed programs. (2) Provide emergency assistance. (3) Fund distressed non profits. Current network partners include but are not limited to:
- Cullman Caring for Kids
- Good Samaritan Health Clinic
- Hospice of Cullman County
- Meals to home-bound seniors through Commission on Aging