COVID-19 Business and Employee Resources

Resources for Businesses and Employees

Reopening Phase 2 Kits

Bothell City Council approved utilizing King County Council’s Economic Development Relief Funds to purchase and distribute Phase 2 Reopening Kits to 150 Bothell businesses. The kits will help minimize the reopening costs of businesses hardest hit by the global pandemic - restaurants, bars, salons, gyms, and retail.

Each Phase 2 Reopening Kit includes:

  • 2 gallons of hand sanitizer
  • 2 wall-mounted hand sanitizer dispensers
  • 40 reusable cloth masks
  • Floor decals promoting social distancing
  • 1 "We Are Open" banner
  • Poster promoting safe practices
  • City of Bothell window cling - "We are in this together"

The kits were distributed on Tuesday June 30th.  If you were not able to pick one up, contact Jeanie Ashe, Jeanie.ashe@bothellwa.gov, (425) 806-6149, for questions or to make other arrangements.

Complete a local business survey by July 1st 

The City of Bothell and Bothell Kenmore Chamber want to learn more about current business needs and how we can best support our businesses during these difficult times. Please take our survey by July 1st! www.surveymonkey.com/r/BothellRecovery

Safe Start Washington 

Governor Inslee’s Safe Start Washington proclamation is effective as of June 1, 2020. Click here to read the full proclamation today. For additional guidance and information visit: coronavirus.wa.gov. 

Essential Employees Needed 

If you are looking for work, there are several companies hiring  in response to societal changes, including hiring increases for grocery stores, cleaning companies, healthcare, government services, and others. 

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