Free, secure service allows residents to self-identify for first responders if they are under quarantine or experiencing COVID-19 symptoms

One-time grants available for rent and mortgage payments of Chicago residents impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic

City reinforces services and supports in place for older residents

Despite Stay at Home order, an excessive number of people gathering along the lakefront and in neighborhoods necessitates further action to bend the curve of COVID-19

Chicagoans reminded of key guidance to practice social distancing, and take precautions outdoors; Enforcement actions will be taken as needed to flatten the curve of COVID-19 and to keep residents safe

As reports of fraud and scams increase, City to offer tips to keep residents safe from bad actors taking advantage of public health crisis

Transportation options remain available throughout Chicago to support travel for first responders, healthcare workers, essential businesses, employees and activities

City reaches agreements with hotel operators to house patients for quarantine and isolation; announces additional measures to protect vulnerable populations and stem the spread of coronavirus disease

Chicago announces additional supports and services in place for seniors in Chicago