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Zebulon Chamber Business Relief Fund The Zebulon Chamber of Commerce has created the Chamber Business Relief Fund to provide timely and meaningful resources to businesses significantly impacted by the COVID-19 health crisis. For many, the fund will act as a bridge or a lifeline for business. Our inspiration was a fellow Chamber in Illinois that was able to raise $25,000 in less than 24 hours with proceeds being distributed to sustain small businesses at risk in their community. Today, on behalf of our business community, we ask you to consider giving toward this relief effort.
Wake County Economic Development Resources Wake County has set up a dedicated phone line – 919-856-7420 – to address business-specific questions related to the stay-at-home order. In addition, special FAQs focused on the business community are posted on the county’s COVID-19 webpage here.
International Economic Development Council A deal was reached on the third and largest COVID-19 aid bill, a stimulus package designed to help the ailing economy and ease the burden on families and workers. At over $2 trillion dollars, there is simply nothing in our past to compare it to as we move further into uncharted territory. Read more
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Wake County Issues Stay-at-Home Proclamation to Help Slow the Spread of COVID-19
Wake County Update | March 24 As the number of positive COVID-19 cases continues to rise in Wake County, so are concerns that the virus could overwhelm our local healthcare system. To help prevent that from happening, Wake County Board of Commissioners Chairman Greg Ford signed a proclamation today that puts a stay-at-home order in effect on Friday, March 27, at 5 p.m.