COVID-19 Financials: Resources for Vail, Eagle County residents

Staff Report

The coronavirus pandemic has left many valley locals struggling to make financial ends meet. During this period of uncertainty, the workers who make our economy thrive should know that there are many local resources able to provide relief. Below is an archive of all Vail Daily coverage on those very resources.

Eagle County allocates additional $500,000 for COVID-19 assistance program

COVID-19: How to Navigate Unemployment (Video)

Vail Community Relief Fund is now taking applications

Rent relief, sales tax payment deferments coming to Avon

Eagle County allocates $1.15 million for COVID-19 response

Vail Town Council readies a $500,000 emergency relief fund

Here’s information about applying for disaster loans from the federal SBA

COVID-19 scams becoming more prevalent

Colorado governor asks landlords to forgo evictions, penalties for late rent during coronavirus pandemic

Grand Hyatt Vail distributes 200-plus care packages to staff, community

Eagle Valley United Way has set up COVID-19 response fund

Eagle County schools keep feeding anyone who needs it through COVID-19 crisis

Vail Valley laid-off workers should file for unemployment insurance

Vail suspends sales tax collections due to steep drop in tourism business

Neuswanger: What the economic impact of coronavirus means for mortgage rates

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