COVID-19 Business Impact: Reopening Survey

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 6

With the announcement of Missouri's phased "Show-Me Strong" recovery plan, Taney County Partnership and the Branson/Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce are seeking your input on how our community can prepare for gradual re-openings in a way that protects the public health and minimizes negative impacts to our economy.

The input of local business is critical to this strategy. To share your input, please take the 4-minute survey below.

- View General Guidelines to Reopen Missouri’s Economy: https://tinyurl.com/showmephase1
- See the most recent coronavirus updates: www.bransonchamber.com/covid19resourcepage
- Get added to our COVID-19 Business Impact Newsletter mailing list: http://shorturl.at/alxDQ

Where is your business located? *

Which category best describes your industry? *

Is your business currently operating? Select the answer that best describes your current level of activity compared to this time in prior years: *

Operating at 100% of normal activity level

Operating at 75%-100% of our normal activity level

Operating at 50%-75% of our normal activity level

Operating at 25%-50% of our normal activity level

Operating at less than 25% of our normal activity level

Currently closed

If operating, what measures have you taken to operate safely? Select all that apply: *

If "Other", please share best practices or what has been effective for you.

Face masks for employees

Rearranging workspace or floor plan

Taking temperatures of employees or customers

Changing how you engage customers

Changing how you engage suppliers

Adjusting worker locations (e.g. work from home or adding another workspace for social distancing)

Required

What are your biggest challenges to re-opening successfully? Rank in order, with one being the biggest expected challenge. *

1 - Greatest Challenge

5 - Least Concerning

Concern about safety for employees or customers

Customers may not return, or will return too slowly

Employees may not return

Lack of personal protective equipment

Shortage of cash/capital on-hand due to closures or business slowdown

When thinking about resources you need to successfully re-open, are there any that you feel you do not have enough of or need help acquiring? Check all that apply. *

Education or training on how to re-open safely

Protective Equipment such as face masks, face shields, or rubber gloves

Thermometers

Working capital (loans or grants)

Workers/employees

Required

Would it be helpful to your business if personal protective equipment was purchased in bulk and made available for purchase at a central location in Taney County?

Yes

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Which of the following would be better for your business: *

Open in the near-term, even if it means a greater possibility of being shut down again.

Wait longer to open, but feel more certain you could stay open (avoiding repeat openings and closures).

Not applicable. Our business is open.

What would you ask of policy makers to help you successfully re-open?

Submit

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