West Virginia COVID-19 Business Impact Surveys

Yesterday, our friends from the WV Association of Regional Councils released two online surveys to evaluate the impact COVID-19 has had on West Virginia and the West Virginia Economy. They have asked that we share these surveys to help rally a state-wide response from West Virginia businesses and organizations both experiencing or not experiencing an impact from COVID-19.

For our West Virginia clients and partners, these surveys can be accessed by visiting https://west-virginia-covid-19-business-impact-region1.hub.…

Once there, businesses and organizations will find two surveys. First, the Business Locator and Operations Survey will allow respondents to list their amended hours of operation as well as the services they continue to provide during the pandemic. The second survey, the Business Impact Survey, asks respondents a series of 17 questions that directly relate to the impacts they are, or aren’t, experiencing as a result of COVID-19. This information will be vital in helping shape the way the State of WV responds to business needs both now and during the recovery stage. The data collected will also be shared with our U.S. Representatives in an effort to help shape future resources and additional stimulus support.

If anyone has any questions regarding the surveys and the efforts of this program, they can contact either Shane Whitehair, President, WV Association of Regional Councils (swhitehair@regionvii.com) or Steve Roberts, President, WV Chamber of Commerce (jasonroberts@wvchamber.com).

You are also welcome to reach out to Jason Roberts, Executive Director of Region 1 Planning & Development Council (jasonroberts@regiononepdc.org) with technical questions.

PRESS RELEASE

Updated T&L COVID-19 Response Plan

Based on our understanding of the various executive orders issued in states where we have offices and serve clients Thompson & Litton, Inc. will continue to operate as an essential business in all eight of our locations: Wise, Radford, Chilhowie, Bristol, Johnson City, Princeton, Mosheim and Tazewell. Given the growing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 and with the health and well-being of our families, employees, clients and communities at the forefront of our minds we are adhering to, where feasible and practicable, social distancing recommendations. Our offices are closed to the public. Most of our employees are working or are capable to work from home and have access to computers, mobile devices, video / audio conferencing, email, etc. If you need to reach someone please feel free to contact one of our offices or reach out directly to the person you need. The following link will take you to our website which provides email addresses and direct lines to each of our employees.
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We are committed to providing quality service, and will continue to serve our clients remotely. Stay healthy.

T&L COVID-19 Preparedness Plan

Thompson & Litton remains open for business, and our determination to serve our clients remains resolute. T&L is committed to providing a safe environment for our employees, our clients, and the communities in which we operate, while simultaneously providing quality service to our clients and on-time project delivery. Our business remains strong and we have implemented a plan that will enable us to follow the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention while we perform our regular duties in the field, the office, and remotely as necessary.

Please reach out if you have questions about your project or our response to this situation. Thompson & Litton will continue to monitor the  latest news about COVID-19 and will take appropriate actions to ensure the safety and well-being of our employees, partners and clients.

We hope that you and your families stay safe and healthy. We are confident that by working together, we will get through this.