John,

I hope this email finds you and your family well. A happy Passover to everyone who is celebrating. With things developing rapidly both at the state and national level, I want to continue to check in with you and send the latest updates and resources regarding COVID-19.

According to state government emergency planning documents, our most vulnerable communities are at increased risk of experiencing shortages of food and supplies. This Tuesday, Governor Jay Inslee launched a fund to support our food banks. You can learn more about and support WA Food Fund here: [link removed].


Get help - Latest Washington updates and resources:

• Gov. Inslee has extended the stay-at-home order through May 4. Please continue to stay home and stay healthy. To see what is and isn't permitted, go here: [link removed].

• Washington workers affected by temporary closures due to COVID-19 are eligible to receive unemployment benefits. Click here for more information: [link removed].

• Several counties are extending property tax deadlines. Click here to learn more: [link removed].

• Are you a small business owner? Please review Gov. Inslee's resource list for impacted small businesses in Washington: [link removed].

• Have kids at home? Go here for the latest updates regarding school closures and for helpful resources regarding homeschooling, meal assistance, and more: [link removed].


Give help - Team DelBene is committed to helping our friends and neighbors during this difficult time. If you're able, please join us in supporting the community today:

• WA Food Fund is raising money to provide food and supplies for those in need during the COVID-19 crisis. If you are able, contribute here: [link removed].

• Our local blood banks are at critically low reserves due to blood drive cancellations. For more information on how to help, click here: [link removed].

• Continue to support local businesses safely when possible.

• Donate supplies to local homeless shelters.


Stay involved - Continue to perform your civic duty, safely from home.

• Participate in the 2020 Census, if you haven't already! -- [link removed]

• Check your voter registration: [link removed].

• Remind your friends and family to take the census: [link removed].


Please follow the CDC ([link removed]) and World Health Organization ([link removed]) for the most up-to-date and accurate information. The Washington State Coronavirus Response website is also a helpful resource: [link removed].

If you think you or a family member may have been exposed or if you have questions regarding coronavirus, call your county's public health centers at the phone number below.

King County: (206) 477-3977
Snohomish County: (425) 339-5200
Skagit County: (360) 416-1500
Whatcom County: (360) 778-6000

I will continue to send updates.

Stay home, stay healthy,

Suzan DelBene






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