See below for today's COVID-19 information. Please forward as widely as you would like.
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I have some more "cabin-fever" style links for you today, and some news and resources.

I had to share this article, since I have watched at least three of these terrible movies that Netflix recommended! https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2020/04/09/bad-netflix-movie-suggestions/. I love their tips on how to spot them: "never heard of it? It's probably for a reason!" "A-listers in movie vehicles that just don't work!" "It looks an awful lot like another good movie you saw, but something’s off..."

Today's video is great, with some tips from Chief Kang. Follow them at [Mukilteo Police Department on Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/MukilteoPoliceDepartment/. Watch to appreciate some dry PD humor. You can always just check out that link and not join Facebook, too!

Sno-Isle is bringing many of their programs online today! Book Clubs, storytime, and even pub trivia!
Weekly online Pub Trivia for adults goes live at 7 p.m. tonight, with the theme “Spring is in the Air.” Tonight's session is full, but future events will be available at this link.

Sno-Isle has a kids and families weekly trivia event in the works but not yet scheduled.

Business tip- make sure to use Internet Explorer to file SBA loan applications. Apparently, you won't know it, but other browsers could result in incorrect filings.

Call 211 for Coronavirus Help
The state Department of Health is partnering with Washington 211 to
answer your questions about coronavirus from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Pacific Daylight Time seven days a week, and better provide the
information you need, the way you want it. Washington 211 replaces
the department’s novel coronavirus call center. Callers should continue
to dial 1-800-525-0127 and press # to be transferred to a Washington
211 call taker. You can also text the word “Coronavirus” to 211-211 for
help.

Self-Care and Nurturing in Troubled Times Webinar: Monday, April 13, 2020 from 10:00 A.M. to 11 A.M.
Frida Rundell, Ph.D. and LPC, is hosting a free webinar to help address anxiety and fears within individuals, families, and communities through self-care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Register online here.

Not new, but remember Domestic Violence Services of SnoCo has 24 hour helpline at 425-252-2873. Call anytime, it's okay to ask for help.

Community Transit continues to respond to the over 70% reduction in ridership with trip reductions. Our 113 local route is running hourly, with a couple every half hour trips in the afternoon. The morning commuter runs have 6 trips southward between them.

COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Complaint form: The Washington State Attorney General’s Office created an online form for complaints about evictions in violation of the Governor’s moratorium on certain residential evictions during the COVID-19 public health emergency.
- Solid Ground is a non-profit dedicated to ensuring housing stability for tenants and homeowners. Solid Ground is available to answer questions via their Tenant Services Message Line at 206-694-6767. Leave a message and someone will return your call.
- Landlord/tenant disputes are inherently a legal issue. The Northwest Justice Project (NJP) can help connect you with legal resources to protect your rights. They provide legal assistance to qualifying individuals on non-criminal matters. You can reach NJP through the CLEAR hotline at 1-888-201-1014 weekdays between 9:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.
- Tenants Union of Washington State is a non-profit dedicated to protecting the rights of Washingtonian renters. The Tenants Union gives neighborly advice on how to deal with your landlord, approach disputes and your options when facing eviction. They are not legal experts and cannot provide direct counsel. You can reach their hotline at 206-723-0500.

For Homeowners:
- The Washington State Foreclosure Prevention Resource Guide, assembled by the Attorney General’s office, is also a great resource for homeowners in distress.
- Legal Assistance is available through the Northwest Justice Project and Snohomish County Legal Services. You can contact the Northwest Justice Project CLEAR hotline at 1-888-201-1014.

All parks are closed except for 76th Street/Community Garden entrance to Japanese Gulch for trail access. If you want to access Big Gulch, I would encourage you to park at the library, rather than on the street near 92nd Street Park.

Trails and sidewalks continue to be open for your physical activity! Please respect physical distance of six feet.

All City Facilities closure: City operations will continue via primarily phone, email and online. The public is encouraged to call (425) 263-8000 for assistance with City services or visit our website at www.mukilteowa.gov.

Remember the non-emergency number at (425) 407-3999 or email cv19violations@mukilteowa.gov. If you have an emergency, call 911. (But don't call with questions about the Governor's order and what's open or not). You can also report violations or questions about violations to the State via this link.

For more information on city facilities, see this link.

Current case count is 43 confirmed or probable COVID-19 cases identified in Mukilteo, with no deaths amongst those cases. County case counts are available at this link, updated each weekday at 2pm.

City of Mukilteo COVID-19 page

Snohomish Health District
Washington State Department of Health
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
COVID-19 Testing Guidelines from Public Health – Seattle & King County
Find information in other languages
Washington State COVID-19 Response

What to do if you are sick: CDC Resources

Watch out for COVID related scams. If you are unsure about whether something is real or a scam, the Justice Department created a central fraud hotline (1-866-720-5721 or disaster@leo.gov). You can also call the non-emergency line at 425-407-3999.