FROM THE OFFICE OF SENATOR MITCH MCCONNELL

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced today he created a Coronavirus Response Portal on his website to help Kentuckians who may have questions related to how the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act will help their families, organizations, small businesses, and communities take advantage of the provisions in the legislation.

The portal can be accessed by Kentucky families and small businesses owners who may have questions related to unemployment insurance, low-interest federal loans, federal taxes and relief checks, federal grants, and assistance for Kentuckians traveling or living abroad.

“At my direction, the Senate stepped up to face this challenge presented by COVID-19. We passed a bold plan called the CARES Act to assist families, workers, small businesses and medical professionals. I hope the following resources will be helpful as your family, organization, small business or community takes advantage of the federal funding I helped make available,” Senator McConnell said. “We’ll win this fight against the Coronavirus because Americans continue finding creative ways to stand united—even if we have to stand six feet apart.”

The Coronavirus Response Portal link: https://www.mcconnell.senate.gov/public//index.cfm?p=coronavirus-updates

 

Kentucky Workers

Have you recently been laid off and need to file for unemployment insurance?

 

Kentucky Employers and Small Businesses

Need help to make payroll or to keep the lights on?

Questions about unemployment benefits?

 

Federal Taxes and Rebate Checks

Questions about how Coronavirus affects your federal incomes taxes?

 

Kentucky Education

What resources are available to help students, graduates and schools respond to the Coronavirus?

 

Kentuckians Living or Traveling Abroad

Need individual assistance?

Thinking about international travel?

Thinking about traveling in the U.S.?

 

Kentucky Volunteers are Part of the Solution

Looking to help your neighbors during the Coronavirus crisis?