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We lc ome ! Re c o rding , po ll re sults, no te s, a nd Q&A de b rie f will b e se nt to pa rtic ipa nts to mo rro w. I nvite a c o lle a g ue to re g iste r a nd pa rtic ipa te using the QR c o de a t rig ht. Re g istratio n

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We lc ome !

Re c o rding , po ll re sults, no te s, a nd Q&A de b rie f will b e se nt to pa rtic ipa nts to mo rro w. I nvite a c o lle a g ue to re g iste r a nd pa rtic ipa te using the QR c o de a t rig ht. Re g istratio n link fo r ne w partic ipants

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We lc ome !

Use the Cha t b o x to c o ntrib ute to the c o nve rsa tio n. Ple a se dire c t c ha ts to “a ll a tte nde e s.” Co mme nts ma y b e a ddre sse d live o r a fte rwa rd .

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Unity for Community T-shirts

  • A fundraiser by downtown’s Root General

benefitting the Community Regional Medical Center COVID-19 Relief Fund

  • CVCF has purchased 150 t-shirts to offer at no cost

to our CBO partners, as a small gesture of appreciation for supporting our community during this difficult time

  • Available while they last!
  • Claim yours here, use checkout code ‘Root4Fresno’ →
  • You will choose your shirt size and pick up date at

Root General

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Fresno Co. Stats as of Wed 5/20/20 3:45pm

  • Information from www.fcdph.org/COVID19
  • Total Cases: 1,338
  • 52 (Travel-Related)
  • 600 (Close Contact)
  • 516 (Community-Spread / Unknown)
  • 170 (Under Investigation)
  • Total Deaths: 20
  • Ever Hospitalized: 166
  • Recovered: 416*
  • Detailed Information: www.fcdph.org/covid19data
  • Data & Surveillance Dashboard

Source: Fresno County DPH

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Statewide Positive Case Numbers

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Testing Updates

  • New Testing Site list on health

department website

https://www.co.fresno.ca.us/departments/public

  • health/covid-19/covid-19-testing-sites
  • Westside Church of God
  • Today 12-2pm
  • Next Targeted Communities:
  • Hmong, Native American and mountain

communities.

  • Checking on the testing capacity of Fowler,

Coalinga, Riverdale, Lanare, Laton communities.

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Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children

  • CDC has issued a nationwide health advisory for medical providers to look
  • ut for pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C) that is

potentially associated with COVID 19.

  • Symptoms are similar to Kawasaki Disease- inflammation of arteries,

specifically in the heart.

  • CDC guidance for diagnosis by a medical provider includes fever of at least

100.4 degrees for at least 24 hours, inflammation in the body and hospitalization with problems in organs.

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Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children

  • Parents are encouraged to:
  • Contact the child’s primary care provider if there are any changes in their

child’s health.

  • Watch for persistent fever in children
  • Call your pediatrician right away if your child's temperature repeatedly goes above

104 degrees.

  • If child is less than two years of age, call doctor if the fever lasts more than one day.
  • Older children, call doctor if it lasts more than 2-3 days.
  • Continue with well-child visits and keep up with vaccinations.
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Health Department Updates

  • Health Officer Order

Amended May 20, 2020

  • https://www.co.fresno.ca.us/ho

me/showdocument?id=44811

  • New Economic Development

Corporation Hotline

  • 559-369-7713
  • Help for local businesses to

implement COVID 19 protocols to reopen.

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  • Jean Rousseau

County Administrative Officer

  • Nathan Magsig

Fresno County Supervisor

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COVID- 19 Re sour c e s & Re sponse

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COVID- 19 Re sponse

  • Ac tiva ting wide c lie nt ne two rk to disse mina te ke y re so urc e s

whe re timing a nd e xpe die nc y is c ritic a l

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DC la unc he d COVI D-19 Busine ss Re so urc e Pa g e a nd Busine ss Re so urc e Ho tline with F re sno Cha mb e r o f Co mme rc e

  • Re so urc e Pa g e ha s re c e ive d 6,800 e ng a g e me nts to da te
  • Sinc e Ma rc h 15, E

DC sta ff ha s pro a c tive ly e ng a g e d 1,279 lo c a l c o mpa nie s to ma ke a va ila b le o ur se rvic e s, upda te s o n ke y funding pro g ra ms a nd re so urc e s o f o ur c o mmunity pa rtne rs (e .g . Wo rkfo rc e De ve lo pme nt Bo a rd, SBA, Va lle y SBDC)

  • Co nta c ting b a nks dire c tly to de te rmine who is a c c e pting ne w

PPP c lie nts/ a pplic a tio ns

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COVID- 19 Pr ior itie s

F r e sno County He lping Unde r se r ve d Busine sse s Gr ant

  • Pa rtne rship w/ Co unty o f F

re sno , E DC a nd Ac c e ss Plus Ca pita l

  • $5 Millio n Pro g ra m to ma ke a va ila b le $5,000 g ra nts to

fo r-pro fit b usine sse s

  • Ava ila b le to b usine sse s w/ 10 F

T E

  • r le ss & ha ve n’ t

re c e ive d PPP, E I DL

  • r Sa ve Our Sma ll Busine ss funds
  • Applic a tio n pe rio d: 5-18-20 to 6-1-20
  • www.fre sno hub g ra nt.c o m

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Post COVID- 19

Re - ope ning F r e sno’s E c onomy

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DC re ma ins e ng a g e d with City o f F re sno a nd Co unty o f F re sno

  • n wa ys to re o pe n the e c o no my
  • Ac tiva ting b usine ss ne two rks a nd c o mmunity pa rtne rs to sha re

ke y info rma tio n surro unding b usine ss re o pe ning b y industry, c o lle c t fe e db a c k o n pro po se d g uide line s, a nd pro vide a ssista nc e with c o mplia nc e

  • Ga ug e se rvic e s b e st fit fo r po st COVI

D-19 e nviro nme nt, inc luding re q uisite T e c hnic a l Assista nc e ne e de d to ke e p do o rs o pe n

  • Ca rry-o ut pro a c tive initia tive s tha t pro mo te re silie nt e c o no mie s

fo r b o th e mplo ye rs a nd wo rke rs (e .g . Se c o nd Offic e I nitia tive )

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DC is c o mmitte d to the lo ng -ha ul a nd will re ma in a da pta b le to me e t the ne e ds o f o ur dive rse b usine ss c o nstitue nc y

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T hank you!

Re c o rding , po ll re sults, no te s, a nd Q&A de b rie f will b e se nt to pa rtic ipa nts to mo rro w. Ple a se sha re the invita tio n to re g iste r fo r ne xt we e k’ s c a ll with yo ur ne two rk. Re g istratio n link fo r ne w partic ipants

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Immigrant & Refugee Field Team Update

  • Last meeting on May 19th we

discussed the (problematic) arrangement to distribute the Governor’s funding to undocumented families in need.

  • Applications are open-

applicants must apply through the UFW Foundation; funds also available for special populations: see CA Immigrant Resilience Fund

  • Next Meeting: Tues. 5/26

3:30pm

  • Team leads are:
  • Sandra Celedon, BHC
  • Mike Espinoza, GO Fresno
  • To get involved email:

sceledon@fresnobhc.org or mespinoza@gopublicschools.org

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Education Field d Team Upda date

  • Last meeting on May 20, 2020:

we heard updates from FCSS, EPU, Clovis CC, Fresno State & Family Resource Centers.

  • FCOE is set to release a

document outlining their recommendations for reopening schools throughout the county; establishing a Task Force to get stakeholder input.

  • Next Meeting: Wed. 6/3 8am
  • Team leads are:
  • Kathryn (Kitty) Catania, FCSS
  • Mike Espinoza, GO Fresno
  • To get involved email:

kcatania@fcoe.org or mespinoza@gopublicschools.org