• In the News: COVID-19 Resources:

    We have collected a variety of resources you can access directly from this page.

    COVID-19 Updates:

    Without a doubt the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a huge toll on our local economy. Our Chamber is putting the final touches on business recovery support materials that we will be distributing to all Carroll County business owners for free. Local business owners, employees, contractors and local officials still have questions of what resources are available to them. As a public service we will continue to share information that may prove very helpful as you plan how to deal with the impact on your business.
     

    Details On New Mask Ordinance In Berryville

    The Berryville City Council passed a mask ordinance last week in a special-called meeting. Here are direct download links to read the news and print out the new "Wear A Mask" signage.

       
    Click here to read and download the ordinance (PDF version)


    Click here to view, print out, and post the 'Wear A Mask' signage (PDF version)
     


    CDC Issues Guidance On Reopening:


    CLICK HERE to get the latest re-opening guidance for Arkansas businesses, courtesy of ArkansasReady.com



    From Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce: COVID-19 List of Resources & News Reports

    Click here to read the latest updates
     

    ADWS Workforce Issues New Rules For Businesses:


    Employers have a new requirement from the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services when employees are layed off furloughed.     Click here to download a copy of the "Notice To Employee" form that you must now give to employees who are furloughed. This notice gives them basic information on how to apply for unemployment benefits and provides website links and phone numbers for more information.








    Simple Reminders For Keeping The Workplace Safe:


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