Motherlode Businesses Adapt To Coronavirus Situation

Businesses are part of what makes Tuolumne County great and unique. COVID-19 has taken a toll on businesses nationwide. If you have business-related questions or want to find out about assistance programs, please visit our Community Resources Portal and scroll down to find the logos pictured below to link to business assistance information at the County, City and State levels.

Click here to visit the site: https://bit.ly/TCcovidPortal

Wineries and Restaurants, a huge part of Calaveras County’s economy, are offering pick up and shipping to homes. The Calaveras Winegrape Alliance created a list with detailed information here.

The Farms of Tuolumne County reports a list of member markets that are open here.

This list of Tuolumne Visitors Bureau also has a list of businesses here.

New guidelines for businesses and other information to prevent the spread of COVID-19 for Tuolumne is here and for Calaveras is here. An update from Cole Przybyla April 15: Economic Injury Disaster Loan And More

You can also read “What Jobs Qualify As Essential Services In California?” here.

• Update May 4 Chicken Ranch Offering Drive In Movies
• March 31 Governor’s Executive Order Provides Tax Extension For Small Businesses
• March 30 Help For Businesses During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• March 30 Sonora Area Foundation Announces Community Recovery Fund
• March 30 District Attorney Krieg Gives Warning About Price Gouging
• Casinos remain closed: Chicken Ranch Casino closure began March 15 detailed here.
• Black Oak Casino To Temporarily Close Due To COVID-19 Crisis(March 17)
  • Update April 10 the Hotel has closed, RV Park and Bear Creek Station remain open to serve the community.

• Dodge Ridge closed indefinitely on March 20th as reported here.
• Bear Valley will remain closed until November 2020.
  • 4/8/20, the General Store will continue to operate Wednesday to Sunday.
  • Sky High Pizza & Pub will reopen as soon as government officials allow,
  • All other operations will remain closed until November 2020.

We also reported, “COVID-19 Related Business News Includes Building Of Key Virus Testing Tool” related to Kinematic Automation’s work and what local business economic development officials for both Tuolumne and Calaveras are doing. Details here.