Harsens Island St. Clair Flats Assn.

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Web Name: Harsens Island St. Clair Flats Assn.

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9/1/2021

CALLING ALL POTENTIAL CANDIDATES!HERE is the 2022 voting ballot to re-elect current HISCFA Directors for the 3 year cycle term ending in 2021.We have four write-in Director positions available for this cycle, and we are asking for your help to write-in/elect worthy candidates for our HISCFA Director team. Persons seeking directorship must have membership in good standing and must have been a member for at least one year leading up to election.

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The Delta News Update (8/22/2021)

All mailing addresses have been sent to the printer, and the printer will be mailing out any copies that have not yet been picked up. You should expect to see your mailed copy around Labor Day weekend.

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Important COVID-19 Websites:

World Health OrganizationDaily Situation ReportsBasics of COVID-19 VideoCOVID-19 Solidarity Response FundCDC COVID-19 WebsiteMichigan COVID-19 WebsiteJohn Hopkins COVID-19 DashboardMichigan County-by-County Look at COVID-19 Infected Individuals and Potential Exposure SitesFEMA

HUD Resources/Links:

www.hud.gov/coronavirusPublic HousingCOVID-19 FAQs for Public Housing, HCV, and Native American ProgramsMessage to Executive DirectorsMultifamilyQA for Office of Multifamily Housing Stakeholders: Coronavirus (COVID-19)CDBG Communities:Quick Guide to CDBG Eligible Activities to Support Infectious Disease ResponseCoCs/Homeless Providers:CDC: Interim Guidance for Homeless Service Providers to Plan and Respond to COVID-19Preventing and Managing the Spread of Infectious Disease for People Experiencing HomelessnessSpecific Considerations for Public Health Authorities to Limit Infection Risk Among People Experiencing HomelessnessPreventing and Managing the Spread of Infection Disease within SheltersPreventing and Managing the Spread of Infectious Disease Within EncampmentsWebinar: Infectious Disease Preparedness for Homeless Assistance Providers and Their PartnersQuestions to Assist CoCs and Public Health Authorities to Limit the Spread of Infectious Disease in Homeless ProgramsEligible ESG Costs for Infectious Disease PreparednessCDC: Interim Environmental Cleaning and Disinfection Recommendations for U.S. Community Facilities with Suspected/Confirmed COVID-19 DiseaseUSICH Planning and Preparing for COVID-19 WebsiteCSH: COVID-19 What Supportive Housing Providers Need to KnowDetroit Health Department and the Detroit Housing and Revitalization Department Interim COVID-19 Guidance for Homeless SheltersOther City InformationBoston: Recommendations for Preventing and Managing the Spread of COVID-19 in SheltersNew York: Interim COVID-19 Guidance for Homeless SheltersHUD Ask A Question – in case you still have questionsHUD Resource LocatorHUD Certified Housing Counselors for mortgage and help paying the mortgage/rent – 1-800-569-4287

Childcare and School Websites:

Please stay in contact with your child’s childcare provider, contact them before going out to ensure they have not closed..Michigan Public Universities Web Resources on COVID-19

 

Other Government Websites:

List of Michigan Executive Orders:2020-4: Declaration of State of Emergency2020-5: Limits assemblages to no more than 250 persons, closes all elementary and secondary schools from March 16-April 5, 2020.  Does not apply to residential facilities at schools or childcare providers2020-7: Temporary Restrictions on Entry to Health Care Facilities, Residential Care Facilities, Congregate Care Facilities, and Juvenile Justice Facilities2020-8: Enhanced Restrictions on Price Gouging: If you suspect a business or individual of price gouging please contact the Attorney General’s hotline at 877-765-8388 or www.mi.gov/agcomplaintsList of Michigan Counties Each county and local community is taking measures to combat the spread of the virus, check in with your local county to see what steps are being taken.Michigan Cities, Villages, and Township Websites (If available)Michigan Township COVID-19 WebsiteList of Michigan Health Departments: Check with your local health department for local updates on what is happening or for any potential exposure locations within your county.Michigan Department of Education – The Michigan Department of Education was granted a federal waiver for meals to be served while schools are closed.  Under this waiver the Michigan Department of Education is allowing schools that participate in the National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program, and Summer Food Service Program to serve meals during this time.  Information for sites that wish to do so is available along with webinars and training videos for the SFSP.Known Meal Sites (see attachments) – several media outlets are keeping a running list of these sites and it is rapidly expanding, so be sure to check with your local school district or media for the most up to date information.Click on Detroit List of Schools providing meal servicesmLive list of schools providing meal servicesABC12 listBridgeFor the most up to date information please contact your local school district.List of Local education agency districts in MichiganList of Intermediate School Districts in MichiganList of Public School Academy Districts in MichiganMichigan 2-1-1: for information on local resources available, you can also reach local assistance by dialing 211 on your home or cellular phoneUnemployment WebsiteLibraries: Many libraries throughout the state are closed.  Please go to the libraries website or contact them before going to ensure they are open.Utilities: A list of public utilities in Michigan, go to the utility website to find out the latest information on what the organization is doing for customers.Consumer Energy  DTE: have suspended shutoffs to seniors and low-income Michigan residents

Business Closures/Help:

SBA Guidance for Businesses and Employers to Plan and Respond to COVID-19Many businesses are closing their stores and online operations temporarily.  These include Urban Outfitters, Nike, REI, Patagonia, Apple, Under Armour, etc.  It is recommended you check a businesses website for more information on their hours or availability.Michigan orders temporary closure of all casinos and directs all dine-in restaurants and bars to close starting at 3pm March 16, 2020Telecommunication: FCC launched the Keep America Connected Pledge so where telecommunication companies pledge not to terminate any service to any residential or small business customers because of inability to pay their bills due to disruptions caused by COVID-19; waive any late fees that any residential or small business customers incur because of economic circumstances related to COVID-19, and open Wi-Fi hotspots to any American who needs them.   See the pledge to see a list of companies that have agreed to the pledge.Those Businesses going beyond the PledgeATT: Unlimited Home internetComcast: 2 free months to new Internet Essential CustomersSpectrum Internet Assist for Low Income Households

Non-Profit Assistance:

Michigan Community Action Agencies – member service network dedicated to helping those in need throughout the state.Find a food pantry near you if you are in the need of foodUSA.gov/help-with-bills For information on how to find assistance paying billsHomeless Shelters in Michigan

Other non-verifiable information sites:

Reddit: CoronavirusMichgian: https://www.reddit.com/r/CoronavirusMichigan/

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ATTENTION!

It has come to our attention that vehicles have been driven on the grass at Brownes Field.With this extremely high-water situation and with all the rain, it is CRITICAL that there are NO VEHICLES permitted on the grass!Thank you for your cooperation.

Attention Amazon shoppers!

Did you know you can support your Harsen’s Island St. Clair Flats Association (HISCFA) just by making purchases on Amazon, at NO ADDITIONAL COST to you? It’s TRUE! It even works with your Prime membership!

How does it work? Make sure you’re logged in to your Amazon account and then go to smile.amazon.com … now select the HISCFA as your designated 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Then just shop Amazon like you usually do, either by the app or through your browser. The only difference is that you need to complete your purchase through smile.amazon.com, and 0.5% of your purchase will automatically go to the HISCFA!

This small step can make a huge impact. Between October-December 2018, because of Amazon shoppers who have elected to donate to a charity of their choice using smile.amazon.com, Amazon has donated over $105 MILLION DOLLARS to 501(c)(3) charitable organizations! Judging by the amount of Amazon packages at our tiny Harsen’s Island Post Office every day, your HISCFA could really benefit from the Smile Foundation and shoppers like you. Please consider setting this up on your account for all your future Amazon purchases.

Attention ANDROID smartphone users

Good news! AmazonSmile is now available in the Amazon Shopping App to all AmazonSmile customers using supported Android devices making it easier than ever to support our non-profit organization.

If you are an AmazonSmile customer, you can now support Harsens Island St Clair Flats Association in the Amazon shopping app on your Android device! Simply follow these instructions to turn on AmazonSmile and start generating donations.

1. If you have the latest version of the Amazon Shopping App, open the App on your Android device.
2. View Settings and select AmazonSmile.
3. Follow the in-App instructions to complete the process.
(Note: If you do not have the latest version of the Amazon Shopping App, update your App.)

AmazonSmile is not currently available for iOS users. 

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