See the MMA COVID-19 Financial Relief Tool Kit for information on federal and state programs that your business could qualify for.

As we prepare for the near future where manufacturers lead the return to a robust economy with a safe, healthy, confident and economically secure workforce, MMA is working to support our member companies by developing resources to help you restart or scale up your operations safely and productively.

• MMA has developed two tools to help you develop your plan for business resumption:
  • MFG Tools for Safe & Productive Operations is an interactive digital tool that integrates leading safety standards for manufacturers with direct contact information for MMA member companies that have demonstrated a commitment to the vitality of Michigan’s manufacturing sector.
  • MFG Best Practices for Operating Safely and Productively condenses the leading safety standards and best practices for manufacturers on critical topics like employee screening, social distancing, decontamination, personal protection equipment, communication and training.
• Heritage-Crystal Clean, the nation’s second largest and fastest growing parts cleaning and industrial waste services provider, offers FDA- and EPA-approved services to decontaminate common surfaces and dispose of potentially contaminated materials.
• HoMedics, a trusted health and wellness company for over 32 years, has converted its supply chain to provide critically needed Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including face masks, no-contact thermometers, air purifiers, pulse oximeters and other equipment you might find useful for opening back up.
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• iMBranded, a Pontiac-based provider of architectural millwork and customizable graphics for multiple industries, has developed a line of social distancing signs and products designed to help businesses implement social distancing measures as they re-open.
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Design Specs

• Mask Production Plans provided by GM (licensing agreement required)
• Design Specs for Face Shields provided by DTMB
• Design Specs for Surgical Isolation Gowns provided by DTMB
• Design Specs for Face Shields provided by the University of Michigan

Supplier Lists

• MMA Supplier List
• Michigan Pure Michigan Business Connect
  • Registration Site
  • Supplier Lists

• Paycheck Protection Flexibility Act
• Families First Coronavirus Response Act (HR 6201)
  • Questions and Answers
  • Employee Paid Leave Rights
  • Employer Paid Leave Requirements
  • The Families First Coronavirus Response Act Poster (Employee Rights)
  • US DOL regulations pursuant to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act
  • Excerpt Focused on Small Business Exemptions and Documentation
  • COVID-19 and Qualifying Leave
  • FFCRA Leave Flow Chart
  • Honigman Calls on Families First Coronavirus Response Act
    • listen to the March 30 call)
    • listen to the March 23 call (please note that some information in this recording may be impacted by guidance issued following the call)
• Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act
  • Honigman CARES Act Quick Reference Guide
  • Maner Costerisan CARES Act Tax Briefing
  • Miller Canfield Detailed Analyses
  • Miller Canfield Summary of Financial Assistance Available
  • Miller Canfield Call on CARES Act (April 3)
  • US Senate Committee on Small Business & Entrepreneurship “Small Business Guide to the CARES Act”

• Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA)
• Guidance to Michigan Employers Contemplating Potential Layoffs Related To COVID-19
• Michigan’s Work Share Program
  • Overview
  • Brochure
  • Toolkit
• MMA Work Share webinar with UIA (May 15)
  • Watch on-demand webinar
  • Download copy of slide presentation

• Federal Paid Leave Requirements: USDOL Update and Q&A (recorded 7/22/20 webinar)
• The 3 S's of Improving Your Workplace Safety Protocols (recorded 7/9/20 webinar)
• Connect with Michigan’s New Director of COVID-19 Workplace Safety (recorded 7/7/20 webinar)
• MMA Peer-to-Peer Discussion Featuring Aludyne, Franklin Fastener and Red Level (recorded 6/30/20 webinar)
• MIOSHA COVID-19 Workplace Guidelines
  • Manufacturing Industry
  • General Industry
  • Offices
  • See MIOSHA page for more industry sectors
• OSHA Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19
• Guidance on manufacturing facility protocols in the face of COVID-19
• Secretary of State Q&A document for essential workers
• LEO Memo: Workers’ Disability Compensation Agency
• Governor Whitmer’s MI Start Safe, a plan to re-engage Michigan’s economy
• Guidance: Workers’ Compensation COVID-19 Claims

MMA Premium Member Resources

• ASK COVID-19 Resource Center (including tips on working remotely)
• Butzel Long Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Page
• Clark Hill COVID-19 Resource Page
• Clayton & McKervey's COVID-19 Resources
• EDSI Best Practices for Managing through Financial Distress
• Gallagher Pandemic Preparedness
• Honigman COVID-19 Resources
• Kerr-Russell COVID-19 Resource Center
• Luminous Group Back-to-Work Checklist for Organizations
• Miller Canfield Resources for Employers
• Pepper Hamilton LLP COVID-19 Resources Center
• Rehmann’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Knowledge Center
• SDI Clarity’s free educational eLearning course on COVID-19
• Warner Norcross + Judd's COVID-19 Resource Center

• Michigan.gov/Coronavirus
• CDC.gov/coronavirus
• IRS Notice 2020-17, 90-day tax payment referral to 7/15/20
• Interim Recommendations for Community Mitigation Strategies
• Blue Cross Blue Shield Group Customer FAQ — Coronavirus Coverage
• Blue Cross expands telehealth services and coverage for COVID-19 treatment
• Clark Hill — Coronavirus Workplace Issues webinar (presentation slides)

Webinar: Money on the Table:
Use ERC & PPP Programs to Your Advantage

Host: Clayton & McKervey
(MMA Premium Associate Member)
Tuesday, March 23, 2021 at 1:00 p.m.
Register online.

PPP1, PPP2 — and now ERC. As business owners wade through the acronyms to find support throughout the pandemic, they may find more questions than answers.

MMA and the CPAs at Clayton & McKervey will unpack the issues so you don’t leave money on the table.

Shareholders Jim Biehl and Sarah Russell will also look at the unintended consequences of using one or more of these programs without a full understanding of the impact. Tune in Tuesday, 3/23/21 at 1:00 p.m. to learn how to use government programs to your advantage in 2021 and beyond.

Visit MMA’s Online Learning Center for the following COVID-19-related webinars:
(please note, you may need to log into the MMA website to access member-exclusive webinars)

• Unemployment Insurance 101
  Presented by MMA, the Association for Human Resource Management (AHRM) and the Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA)
• It’s a Seller’s Market: Recruiting During the Pandemic
  Presented by MMA and Sigred Solutions
• The COVID-19 Vaccine: What Manufacturing Employers Need to Know
  Presented by MMA
• Do You Qualify for the Employee Retention Tax Credit?
  Presented by MMA and Maner Costerisan
• PPP Round 2: What You Need to Know
  Presented by MMA and Butzel Long
• What to Do When Customer or Supplier Financial Distress Stresses You Out
  Presented by MMA and Wolfson Bolton PLLC
• Gain Insight into COVID-19 Special Enforcement Efforts
  Presented by MMA
• My Employee Was Exposed to COVID-19; Now What?
  Presented by MMA
• Learn More About New Workplace Safety Rules
  Presented by MMA
• Payroll Tax Suspension Webinar
  Presented by MMA and Maner Costerisan
• Open for Business; Now What? Managing a Different Kind of Workforce Crisis
  Presented as part of the 2020 MFG Operations Conference
• Lessons Learned and Growth Ahead; A Peer-to-Peer Discussion
  Presented as part of the 2020 MFG Operations Conference

2021

• COVID-19 Restrictions Relaxed (March 4)
• Employer-Funded Unemployment Trust Fund Stable for 2021 (February 18)
• House Passes COVID-19 Spending Bills (February 8)
• Indoor Dining Permitted Starting February 1 (January 25)
• Governor’s Plan to Jump-Start Michigan’s Economy (January 20)
• Epidemic Order Extended; Additional Activities Permitted (January 13)
• Governor Urges In-Person Learning by March 1 (January 8)

2020

• Governor Vetoes Funding to Help Employers with Unemployment Taxes (December 29)
• President Signs $900 Billion COVID-19 Relief Package (December 28)
• New Epidemic Order Loosens Some Restrictions (December 18)
• Michigan Manufacturing Plays Powerful Role in Historic COVID-19 Vaccine (December 14)
• Epidemic Order Extended Through December 20 (December 9)
• MIOSHA Increases Manufacturing Enforcement Efforts (November 23)
• Expanded and Updated Tool Kit Available to Support Manufacturing Operations (November 19)
• Three Week “Pause” Epidemic Order Issued (November 16)
• Gain Insight into COVID-19 Special Enforcement Efforts (November 10)
• Increased Enforcement of Remote Work Requirements (November 5)
• Unemployment Extension Signed Into Law (October 22)
• Learn More About New Workplace Safety Rules (October 16)
• Legislature Passes Modified COVID Unemployment and Employer Liability Protections (October 14)
• Legislature Acting to Extend Some COVID-19 Protections (October 8)
• Michigan Supreme Court Invalidates Governor’s Emergency Authority (October 2)
• U.S. House Passes COVID-19 Stimulus Relief Bill (October 2)
• Governor Relaxes Restrictions on Gatherings, Events and Recreational Facilities (September 29)
• House Passes Employer Liability Protections (September 24)
• MMA CEO Joins Governor to Launch Futures for Frontliners (September 10)
• Governor Opens Gyms and Pools and Permits Organized Sports (September 3)
• MMA CEO Walsh Testifies on Manufacturing COVID-19 Recovery (September 2)
• Michigan Applies for Additional Unemployment Benefits (August 18)
• President Orders Federal Unemployment Payments and Delays Payroll Taxes (August 10)
• Last Chance to Apply for $8.55 Million in COVID-related Grants (August 6)
• Claim Your Share of $8.55m in MIOSHA Funding (July 23)
• Apply Tomorrow for $100 Million in Small Business Grants (July 14)
• Governor Issues Order Strengthening Mask Requirement (July 10)
• MMA Urging Increased Vigilance Against COVID-19 (July 21)
• Apply Tomorrow for $100 Million in Small Business Grants (July 14)
• Governor Issues Order Strengthening Mask Requirement (July 10)
• $100 Million Available to Support Michigan Small Businesses in COVID-19 Recovery (July 7)
• COVID-19 Funding and Budget Extension Bills Signed into Law (July 1)
• Connect with Michigan’s New Director of COVID-19 Workplace Safety (June 26)
• Peer-to-Peer Discussion hosted by MMA and Red Level (June 24)
• Governor Extends State of Emergency Through July 16 (June 19)
• Economic Injury Disaster Loans and Advance Program Available (June 17)
• Expanded Guidance and More Than 40 Resources for In-Person Manufacturing Operations (June 11)
• Governor Continues Gradual Reopening of Economy and Beefs Up Workplace Regulation (June 8)
• Governor Lifts Stay Home Order (June 1)
• “Stay Home, Stay Safe” Extended to June 12 (May 26)
• Additional Safeguards Issued to Protect Michigan Workers (May 21)
• Governor Creates New Workplace Regulations and Centralized Regulator (May 18)
• Even More Resources for Restarting Operations in New Tool Kit (May 14)
• Manufacturing Permitted to Resume In-Person Operations (May 7)
• Safely and Swiftly Restarting Michigan's Economic Engine (May 5)
• MFG Tools for Safe & Productive Operations (May 4)
• Governor Extends State of Emergency to May 28 (May 1)
• Connecting You to the Vital Resources You Need (April 27)
• Governor Extends Stay Home Order to May 15 (April 24)
• Governor’s Order Further Expands Unemployment (April 23)
• Safely Restarting Michigan's Economic Engine (April 17)
• Statement of MMA President and CEO John J. Walsh in Response to the Michigan Senate Republican Proposal to Open Michigan Safely (April 16)
• Governor Extends “Stay Home. Stay Safe.” Order to April 30 (April 9)
• Leading the Effort to Keep People Safe and Back at Work (April 8)
• New Order Strengthens Michigan “Stay Home. Stay Safe.” (April 3)
• Keeping Manufacturers Informed and Represented in COVID-19 (April 2)
• COVID-19: Weathering the crisis (March 30)
• Update on State and Federal Relief Programs (March 27)
• COVID-19 Updates (March 26)
• Stateside Interview with MMA’s John Walsh (March 25)
• Update — MMA Personal Protection Equipment Request (March 25)
• Initial Guidance on Federal COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Law (March 25)
• Clarification to Critical Manufacturing and “Stay Home. Stay Safe.” (March 25)
• Insight into Michigan “Stay in Place” Order (March 23)
• Governor Whitmer Issues “Stay in Place” Order (March 23)
• Definition of Essential Businesses (March 20)
• Urgent – Looking for Manufacturers to Produce Personal Protection Equipment (March 19)
• New Developments re: Coronavirus (federal law, tax deadlines, remote work) (March 19)
• Manufacturers Lead the Fight Against COVID-19 Global Pandemic (March 18)
• COVID-19 Layoffs and Paid Leave (March 18)
• Coronavirus: New Developments for Employers (March 16)

Press Releases

• Statement of MMA President & CEO John J. Walsh on the Critical Need for Increased Vigilance Against COVID-19 (July 20)
• MMA Releases Updated Interactive Resource to Advance Manufacturing’s Safe & Productive Restart (June 11)
• MMA Introduces Resources to Advance a Safe & Productive MFG Restart (May 14)
• Manufacturers Ready to Safely Restart Michigan’s Economic Engine (April 23)
• Statement of MMA President & CEO John J. Walsh in Response to the Michigan House Republican Proposal “Michigan’s Comeback Roadmap” (April 20)
• Statement of MMA President and CEO John J. Walsh in Response to the Michigan Senate Republican Proposal to Open Michigan Safely (April 16)
• MMA Commends Senate Efforts to Get Michigan Back to Work (April 7)

Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA)

• COVID-19 Emergency Rules
• Fact Sheet
• COVID-19 Workplace Requirements
• Manufacturing
• Offices
• Meat and Poultry Processing

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

• March 2 - Gatherings and Face Mask Order
  • March 5 Gatherings Order Infographic
  • Social Gathering Guidance
  • Capacity Limits Fact Sheet
  • Outdoor Seating Infographic
  • Key Metrics Infographic
• February 4 - Gatherings and Face Mask Order
• COVID-19 and Sports Infographic
• Gathering Guidelines Infographic
• Epidemic Order FAQs
• January 22 - Gatherings and Face Mask Order
  • Gathering Guidelines infographic
  • Dine Safely Guide
  • Stay Safe & Healthy in the Pandemic Guide
  • Indoor Dining Guidelines Infographic

County Orders

• Ingham County:
• Emergency Order for Control of Epidemic (Ingham2020-25)
  
  • Frequently Asked Questions (October 2020)
• Washtenaw County
• Additional Limits on Social Gatherings and Organized Events Occurring Under MDHHS Emergency Order - Gathering Prohibition and Mask Order - Within the Cities of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti (October 2020)
• Wayne County
• Emergency Public Health Order (October 2020)
• Wayne County Public Health Orders for Essential Businesses and Child Care Facilities

Governor’s Executive Directives

• Executive Directive 2020-08:
  COVID-19 and enforcement by state departments and agencies
• Executive Directive 2020-07:
  Improving equity in the delivery of health care
• Executive Directive 2020-06:
  Creation of COVID-19 Office of Worker Safety and Instructions to Departments and Agencies on Worker Safeguards
• Executive Directive 2020-05:
  Creating the COVID-19 Office of Accountability
• Executive Directive 2020-04:
  Moratorium on State Hiring, Creation of New Positions, Filling Vacant Positions, Transfers, and Promotions
• Executive Directive 2020-03:
  Restrictions on State Discretionary Spending During the COVID-19 Emergency
• Executive Directive 2020-02:
  Public Meetings of State of Michigan Public Bodies During the COVID-19 Emergency

Governor’s Executive Orders

• Executive Order 2020-192:
  Moving Region 8 to Phase 4 of the MI Safe Start Plan
• Executive Order 2020-190 (Replaces 2020-178, which replaced 2020-168, which replaced 2020-149, which replaced 2020-126, which replaced 2020-109, which replaced 2020-71, which replaced 2020-60):
  Temporary safety measures for food-selling establishments and pharmacies and temporary relief from requirements applicable to the renewal of licenses for the food-service industry
• Executive Order 2020-189 (Replaces 2020-170, which replaced 2020-146, which replaced 2020-119, which replaced 2020-62, which replaced 2020-29):
  Temporary COVID-19 protocols for entry into Michigan Department of Corrections facilities and transfers to and from Department custody; temporary recommended COVID-19 protocols and enhanced early-release authorization for county jails, local lockups, and juvenile detention centers
• Executive Order 2020-188 (Replaces 2020-174, which replaced 2020-156, which replaced 2020-136, which reaplaced 2020-108:, which replaced 2020-72, which replaced 2020-37, which replaced 2020-07, which replaced 2020-06):
  Temporary restrictions on entry into health care facilities, residential care facilities, congregate care facilities, and juvenile justice facilities
• Executive Order 2020-187 (Replaces 2020-173, which replaced 2020-158, which replaced Order 2020-131, which replaced (2020-74, which replaced 2020-41):
  Encouraging the use of electronic signatures and remote notarization, witnessing, and visitation during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Executive Order 2020-186 (Replaces 2020-177, which replaced 2020-165, which replaced 2020-151, which replaced 2020-127, which replaced 2020-99):
  Declaration of state of emergency and state of disaster related to the COVID-19 pandemic
• Executive Order 2020-185:
  Amendment to the Provision of preK–12 education for the 2020–2021 school year order
• Executive Order 2020-184 (Replaces 2020-175, which replaced 2020-161, which replaced 2020-145, which replaced 2020-114, which replaced 2020-97, which replaced 2020-91):
  Safeguards to protect Michigan’s workers from COVID-19
• Executive Order 2020-183:
  Safe Start
• Executive Order 2020-181:
  Amendment to the Safe Start order
• Executive Order 2020-180:
  Amendment to the Safe Start order
• Executive Order 2020-179 (Replaces 2020-169, which replaced 2020-148, which replaced 2020-123, which replaced 2020-95, which replaced 2020-84, which replaced 2020-50):
  Enhanced protections for residents and staff of long-term care facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Executive Order 2020-172 (Replaces 2020-166, which replaced 2020-36):
  Protecting workers who stay home, stay safe when they or their close contacts are sick
• Executive Order 2020-167:
  Food Security Council
• Executive Order 2020-164:
  Requiring masks at child-care centers and camps
• Executive Order 2020-163:
  Black Leadership Advisory Council
• Executive Order 2020-159:
  Amending the fire code to accommodate new instruction spaces
• Executive Order 2020-157:
  Temporary suspension of youth work permit application requirements (rescinds Executive Order 2020-140)
• Executive Order 2020-155:
  Implementation of expenditure reductions under Section 20 of Article 5 of the Michigan Constitution of 1963
• Executive Order 2020-154 (Replaces 2020-141, which replaced 2020-103):
  Alternative means to conduct government business during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Executive Order 2020-153 (Replaces 2020-147):
  Masks
• Executive Order 2020-152 (Replaces 2020-124, which replaced 2020-93, which Replaced 56):
  Training of pharmacists
• Executive Order 2020-151 (Replaces 2020-127, which replaced 2020-99):
  Declaration of state of emergency and state of disaster related to the COVID-19 pandemic
• Executive Order 2020-150: (Replaces 2020-61, which replaced 2020-30):
  Temporary and limited relief from certain licensing and certification requirements applicable to COVID-19 response
• Executive Order 2020-144 (Replaces Order 2020-28):
  Restoring water service to occupied residences during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Executive Order 2020-142:
  Provision of preK–12 education for the 2020–2021 school year
• Executive Order 2020-140 (Replaces 2020-116):
  Temporary suspension of youth work permit application requirements
• Executive Order 2020-138 (Replaces 2020-86):
  Encouraging the use of telehealth services during the COVID-19 emergency
• Executive Order 2020-137:
  Protecting the Food Supply and Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Workers from the effects of COVID-19
• Executive Order 2020-135:
  Creation of Michigan Nursing Homes COVID-19 Preparedness Task Force
• Executive Order 2020-134 (Replaces 2020-118, which replaced 2020-85, which replaced 2020-54):
  Eviction diversion program for COVID-19-related debtors
• Executive Order 2020-132 (Replaces 2020-113):
  Enhanced authorization of remote means for carrying out state administrative procedures
• Executive Order 2020-129 (Replaces 2020-75, which replaced 2020-48, which replaced 2020-15):
  Temporary authorization of remote participation in public meeting and hearings and temporary relief from monthly meeting requirements for school boards
• Executive Order 2020-128 (Replaces 2020-125):
  Clarifying WDCA Eligibility for Workplace Exposure to COVID-19
• Executive Order 2020-122 (2020-58):
  Ending the extension of case-initiation deadlines
• Executive Order 2020-117 (Replaces 2020-83, which replaced 2020-51, which replaced 2020-16):
  Expanding child care access during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Executive Order 2020-112:
  Rescission of certain executive orders (2020-39 and 2020-82)
• Executive Order 2020-111:
  Protecting the Food Supply and Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Workers from the effects of COVID-19
• Executive Order 2020-106: (Replaces 2020-14)
  Establishing deadline to redeem property for nonpayment of delinquent property taxes
• Executive Order 2020-104:
  Increasing COVID-19 testing by expanding the scope of practice for certain professionals and encouraging the establishment of community testing locations
• Executive Order 2020-102: (Replaces 2020-31)
  Temporary Relief from Standard Vapor Pressure Restrictions on Gasoline Sales
• Executive Order 2020-101:
  Extending the expiration date for watercraft registration
• Executive Order 2020-100:
  Amending certain previously issued executive orders to clarify their duration
• Executive Order 2020-89: (Replaces 2020-53, which replaced 2020-18, which replaced 2020-08)
  Enhanced restrictions on price gouging
• Executive Order 2020-88:
  COVID-19 Return to School Advisory Council, Executive Office of the Governor
• Executive Order 2020-87:
  Temporary Extension of Deadlines for Boards of Review, County Equalization, and Tax Tribunal Jurisdiction
• Executive Order 2020-81: (Replaces 2020-44, which replaced 2020-12)
  Enhanced support for deliveries
• Executive Order 2020-80: (Replaces 2020-45, which replaced 2020-23)
  Enhanced authorization of remote means for carrying out state administrative procedures
• Executive Order 2020-79:
  Temporary suspension of youth work permit application requirements
• Executive Order 2020-78: (Replaces 2020-47)
  Temporary extension of the validity of driver licenses, state identification cards, and certain vehicle registrations
• Executive Order 2020-76: (Replaces 2020-57, which replaced 2020-24, which replaced 2020-10)
  Temporary expansions in unemployment eligibility and cost-sharing
• Executive Order 2020-73: (Replaces 2020-40)
  Temporary relief from certain credentialing requirements for motor carriers transporting essential supplies, equipment, and persons
• Executive Order 2020-68:
  Declaration of states of emergency and disaster under the Emergency Management Act, 1976 PA 390
• Executive Order 2020-67:
  Declaration of state of emergency under the Emergency Powers of the Governor Act, 1945 PA 302
• Executive Order 2020-66:
  Termination of the states of emergency and disaster declared under the Emergency Management Act in Executive Order 2020-33
• Executive Order 2020-65: (Rescinds 2020-35)
  Provision of K–12 education during the remainder of the 2019–2020 school year
• Executive Order 2020-64:
  Affirming anti-discrimination policies and requiring certain health care providers to develop equitable access to care protocols
• Executive Order 2020-63:
  Temporarily suspending the expiration of personal protection orders
• Executive Order 2020-56: (Replaces 2020-25)
  Temporary enhancements to operational capacity, flexibility, and efficiency of pharmacies
• Executive Order 2020-55: (Replaces 2020-19)
  Michigan Coronavirus Task Force on Racial Disparities
• Executive Order 2020-52:
  Temporary extension of certain pesticide pplicator certificates
• Executive Order 2020-46:
  Mitigating the economic harms of the COVID-19 pandemic through the creation of a spirits buyback program for restaurants and bars throughout the state
• Executive Order 2020-38:
  Temporary extensions of certain FOIA deadlines to facilitate COVID-19 emergency response efforts
• Executive Order 2020-36:
  Protecting workers who stay home, stay safe when they or their close contacts are sick
• Executive Order 2020-33:
  Expanded emergency and disaster declaration
• Executive Order 2020-27:
  Conducting elections on May 5, 2020 using absent voter ballots
• Executive Order 2020-26:
  Extension of April 2020 Michigan income tax filing deadlines
• Executive Order 2020-22:
  Extension of county canvass deadlines for the March 10, 2020 Presidential Primary Election
• Executive Order 2020-11: (Replaces 2020-05)
  Temporary prohibition on large assemblages and events, temporary school closures
• Executive Order 2020-04:
  Declaration of State of Emergency (COVID-19)

• EGLE Discretionary Enforcement Guidance
  In light of the EPA Guidance, EGLE has issued guidance on discretionary enforcement. EGLE has established an email box to accept requests from entities who face unavoidable noncompliance directly due to the COVID–19 emergency. In response to those requests, EGLE may consider extending reporting deadlines, waiving late fees, and otherwise exercising enforcement discretion
• Air Quality Guidance (April 6, 2020)
  Temporary policy from the Air Quality Division that has updated its procedures to allow for greater ease in submitting information to EGLE. The Guidance applies to Permit to Install Applications, Stack Test Reports and Protocols, Renewable Operating Permit Applications, and Renewable Operating Permit modifications. The Guidance also provides a District Office contact list for any submissions.