Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness that can spread from person to person, which has affected people in many countries. This page will be updated regularly with resources provided by our local and regional partners to promote and support the health and safety of our communities.
Official Information Sources
Community Specific Resources and Examples
- City of Surprise – COVID-19 Business & Workforce Resources
- Help Gilbert – Online Business Map and Information for Local Businesses Open During COVID-19
- Town of Gilbert – COVID-19 Information & Resources
Online Resources and Tools
- Handbook for COVID-19 Prevention & Treatment – Developed by Jack Ma Foundation
- Marketplace.city COVID-19 Resource Kit and Landing Page
- Washington Post COVID-19 simulator
- Forbes – Free Software That Businesses, Schools And Others Can Use During The COVID-19 Crisis
- ASU For You – Education Platform for K-12 & Universal Learners for at home education
- Real-Time COVID-19 Confirmed Cases Data Set
Webinars
- COVID19: Understanding the Challenges Cities Face
- Dell Webinar: Transform how customers deploy, secure, manage, and support virtually all devices from the cloud
- Tips & best practices for remote work by Cloud for Good (Salesforce Non-profit)
- Marketplace.city – Solution Provider Webinar
- How Dell enabled digital work-spaces
- Pandemic Preparedness and Response: How to Quickly Set Up a Remote Workforce for Success
- Dell Technology & Learning Remotely Webinar Series
Additional Websites, Blogs, and Information
- What Cities Across the Globe are Doing to Protect Their Communities From COVID-19
- GovTech – Resource Guide to Coronavirus for Government Leaders
- Forbes – Free Zoom Access for K-12 Educational Institutions
- Blog – What to Do if you Suddenly Have to Support 80% of Users Working Remotely
- Dell Website – Deliver the Digital Workspace wherever your users work
- How Governments Can Access Grants to Fight Coronavirus
- Study – Zen City best practices for effective messaging during the Coronavirus Crisis
- Blog – Zen City resident concerns in numbers