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Bucks Back to Work and Activities - Green Phase Guidelines
Businesses and Activities Permitted to Operate in the Green Phase New Guidelines as of November 23, 2020
The Bucks County COVID-19 Economic Resource Portal is the #1 source for up-to-date information for businesses, employees, and consumers.
The Department of Consumer Protection encourages businesses who are reopening to follow the CDC Business Guidelines. These guidelines are designed to protect employees, customers, and the general public. Accordingly, businesses retain all rights to refuse service to those who do not follow mitigation procedures which are in line with these guidelines. Bucks County Businesses looking for further guidance or with questions can call 1-800-942-2669 or e-mail consumerprotection@buckscounty.org.
Bucks Back to Work Small Business Grant
The Bucks Back to Work program is funded through the Federal CARES Act with the goal to lessen the financial stress that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused on Bucks Businesses. For questions regarding this program please email bucksbacktowork@buckscounty.org.
The Bucks Back to Work Small Business Grant Round 3 application window has closed. Recipients will be notified about their award status in early December.
Bucks Back to Work Small Business Grant Award Round 3 Recipient List, December 2, 2020
Bucks Back to Work Small Business Grant Award Round 2 Recipient List, October 7, 2020
Bucks Back to Work Small Business Grant Award Business List, July 1, 2020
Bucks Back to Work Small Business Grant Awards Business List, June 19, 2020
Please complete our Bucks County Business Survey
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VG2W6VJ
We are hoping that the responses from this survey aid our department in assisting our businesses with their greatest needs as we move forward.
Please visit the Economic Portal for more information on the program and updates on possible future rounds.
Bucks Back To Work Profit and Loss and Balance Sheet Template
Bucks Back To Work Evaluation Criteria FAQs
State Occupancy Requirements, Effective November 23, 2020
The Governor has passed new occupancy requirements for businesses in Pennsylvania. The limits are blow for reference. If you have any questions, please direct them to the Office of the Governor.
Maximum Occupancy Calculator for indoor events:
| Maximum Occupancy |
Allowable Indoor Rate |
| 0 - 2,000 people |
10% of Maximum Occupancy |
| 2,001 - 10,000 people |
5% of Maximum Occupancy |
| Over 10,000 people |
No Events over 500 People |
Maximum Occupancy Calculator for outdoor events:
| Maximum Occupancy |
Allowable Outdoor Rate |
| 0 - 2,000 people |
15% of Maximum Occupancy |
| 2,001 - 10,000 people |
10% of Maximum Occupancy |
| Over 10,000 people |
5% of Maximum Occupancy, up to 2,500 people. |
As COVID-19 Cases Reach Critical Levels, Wolf Administration Announces New Mitigation Efforts - November 23, 2020
From the Health Department: (State Guidance may supersede some County Guidance)
What is a "Close Contact"?
Schools:
Please check with your respective school district for specific guidance on COVID-19 information
Food Establishments:
Current Bucks County Department of Health Guidelines for Food Establishments (10/02/20)
Bucks County Department of Health Requirements for Outdoor Seating at Food Facilities (10/02/20)
Miscellaneous:
Guidelines for Faith Based Organizations
Guidance for Bucks County Personal Care Businesses in the Green Phase