Federal Resources: Cononavirus

Center For Disease Control and Preventing - Coronavirus - Drinking Water - Cases in the U.S. - If You Are Sick | USA.gov - Coronavirus

National Institutes of Health - Coronavirus | FEMA Coronavirus Response - Coronavirus Rumor Control | U.S. Department of Justice - Report COVID Crime

 U.S. Department of Education - Federal Student Aid | U.S. Department of Agriculture - Coronavirus | U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development - Cononavirus 


Indiana Resources: Cononavirus

Indiana's Novel Coronavirus Response | Indiana Sate Department of Health | Indiana Information about Coronavirus | Indiana Executive Orders

Indiana State Health Twitter | Indiana Division of Emergency Preparedness | Indiana State Department of Health - Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

Indiana Family & Social Services Administration | Indiana Department of Workforce Development - COVID-19 |


County Resources: Cononavirus

Martin County Health Department - Martin County Resource List 04/09/20 | Martin County Resource List-Meals for Kids 04/09/20

Dubois County Health Department | Daviess County Health Department | Lawrence County Health Department | Monroe County Health Department


Additional Resources: Cononavirus

Indiana University Health COVID -19 Information | Good Samaritan COVID Information | Deaconess COVID-19 Resources | Daviess Community Hospital COVID-19 FAQ


Telephone Contacts: Cononavirus

Indiana State Department of Health 877-826-0011 | U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 800-232-4636

Indiana - Unemployment Insurance 800-891-6499 | U.S. Small Business Disaster Loans 800-659-2955 | Indian Family and Social Services Administration Benefits 800-403-0864

IN211.org - Indiana 2-1-1: Free and confidential service that helps Hoosiers across Indiana find the local resources they need...Hospitals



Governor Eric Holcomb; Amended Stay-At-Home Order, Expires: May 1st.  Applies to entire state of Indiana                          Washington Times Herald Covid-19

Eric Bassler - State Senator. Serving Senate District 39  800-382-9467   * Please call my office if I can be of assistance to you.

Martin County COVID-19 Task Force:
To help the needs of the citizens of Martin County.

The Task Force is in the process under the direction of Mr. Rick Roll and Mr. Joe Lannan of Esolve Solutions in attempting to obtain a Grant for Our County up to $250,000.

Indiana Office of Community & Rural Affairs - COVID-19 Response Program - Overview.  Public Facilities: Maximum grant amount $250,000    Community Development Block Grant

The Martin County Task Force and ESolve are currently in the process of applying for a COVID-19 Grant through OCRA; this grant is up to $250,000 that could potentially be awarded.
The window of opportunity is small and one of the requirements is to have community input. They are doing this via an electronic survey. . Please take a couple of minutes to answer the survey questions.



From: Martin County Indiana Sheriff's Office | Facebook
In addition to emergency planning, the Task Force also discussed developing a list of resources for Martin County Residents. A list of contact of information is being continually updated, such as the ones below to address questions, concerns and needs. Additionally, the Sheriff’s Office wants to assure citizens that they are encouraged to call its non-emergent number (812) 247-3726 for any concerns or assistance. Dispatchers will assist those in need by advising the appropriate authority, if the Sheriff’s Office can not be of assistance.

Martin County Resource List Locations serving food during school closure.  Visit their Facebook page or Website for more information.

Food Pantries, Other Assistance: Township Trustees:

Members:
Dr. Sutton, Dr. Poirer, Julia Albright Health Nurse, Sheriff Roush, Judge Ellis, Fr. Walker Rev. Ziegler, Rev. Sullivan,
Lost River Fire River Tim Parke, Loogootee Fire Chief JD Flynn, County Emergency Director Monty Wolf, Martin County Ambulance Tiffany Whaley,
Lost River Township Trustee Millie Brown, County Commissioner President Paul George,
Police Chief Kelly Rayhill, Loogootee School Nurse Tiffany Lingenfelter, Shoals School Nurse Theresa Jones,
Bobbie Abel the Auditor, David Smith Queen Lee Funeral Home, Dr. Candace Roush Shoals School, Supt Shelley Christmas Loogootee Schools, Kathy Collins with Corrections




If we don't have to be out and about we shouldn't be. If we are traveling to work each day Thank you for being Essential.
If we are traveling to stores to purchase essential items then we should be doing just that. Let us all continue to be Respectful of others and last but not least let us all practice Social Distancing. It many mean the Life of a Loved One, Close Friend, or Neighbor!