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Weekly update: 🚨 Your county could be going back to Phase 2
🚨Counties likely moving back to Phase 2 Gov. Jay Inslee will announce on Tuesday that some counties are moving back a phase. The Washington Hospitality Association has been tracking Healthy
Visa force post mandate effective: Unauthorized force posts no longer accepted
As a reminder, Visa requires controls to be in place to prevent unauthorized transactions (sales and refunds) from entering its network. Transactions that bypass the normal authorization process expected by
Heads up! Restaurant Revitalization Fund is opening for applications soon
Restaurant Revitalization Fund open soon to eligible applicants Demand will be high, so get your application ready now to apply on day one using the resources, including live webinars, on
Two Minute Video: What you need to know 4/21/21
Property Tax deferral applications due before April 30; Get ready for the Restaurant Revitalization Fund; Three counties rolled back to Phase Two.
Weekly Update: 🍸 [WIN!] Cocktails to go–now serving until 2023!
[WIN!] Cocktails to go now until 2023 It’s official – Washington state restaurants will be able to sell beer, wine and cocktails to go until July 1, 2023. The extension
Weekly Update: 🚨 Some counties in danger of moving back to Phase 2 🚨
Is your county at risk of moving back to Phase 2? The Washington Hospitality Association has been tracking Healthy Washington – Roadmap to Recovery plan metrics, and some counties are
Listen to CEO Podcast Replay with Anthony Anton 4/7/21
March was another really busy month in the hospitality industry. If you would like to hear the latest news and hear Anthony’s perspective, attend this CEO Podcast with Anthony Anton. Brought to you by IBA.
For more information, go to https://wahospitality.org/
Two Minute Video: What you need to know 4/6/21
Phase 3 rules for catering and events; 4th round of Working Washington Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant open; More updates to Coronavirus Resource Guide.
Weekly update: Relief dollar roundup + all eligible for vaccines April 15
Tell your staff all are eligible for vaccines April 15 Gov. Jay Inslee announced March 31 that all Washingtonians ages 16 and older will be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine
