A great deal of information has been sent out by a number of Federal and State agencies. The information, guidance, and mandates change as the situation and details emerge pertaining to the COVID-19 virus.
In an effort to keep our agencies informed, numerous messages have gone out from the NCACP to assist Chiefs and their staffs to prepare and respond to this unique situation. Below, you will find links to several Resource Pages and documents to assist you and your agencies in a number of different areas pertaining to COVID-19.
- IACP COVID-19 Resource Page
- UNC School of Government COVID-19 Presentation
- UNC School of Government COVID-19 Resource Page
- FEMA Reimbursement Information
- PERF Information Page
- NCEM Agency Actions for COVID Exposures
- NCEM Agency Preparedness Checklist
- NCEM Continuity Planning Guide for First Responders
- Executive Order 117 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 118 - Governor's Office
- Executive Order 118 - FAQ's
- DHHS Abatement Order
- US Border Patrol Intel Regarding COVID-19 Test Kits
- Executive Order 118 UPDATE
- Can LE Shut Down Video Gaming During Declared Emergency
- NCEM-FEMA Registration Portal Information
- FEMA Rumor Control Information Page
- FBINA COVID-19 Resource Page
- PERF COVID-19 Report
- Executive Order 119 - Operation of Motor Vehicles and Day Cares
- Executive Order 120 - Closure of Certain Establishments
- Lexipol Coronavirus Learning and Policy Resource Center
- North Carolina League of Municipalities Resource Page
- NC DHHS COVID-19 Resource Page
- US DHHS HIPAA and COVID-19
- Executive Order 120 FAQ's and Clarifications
- Executive Order 121
- Executive Order 121 FAQ's
- NCEM Public Assistance Schedule Information
- Governor's Letter to Law Enforcement - Priority COVID Testing
- SOG Canons for Stay at Home Order
- COVID-19 Provider Guidance Document
- BJA Byrne JAG Coronavirus Allocations
- COVID-19 US Health DATA
- Updated Pandemic Plan Format
- IACP COVID-19 Resource Library
- NC Agricultural Commissioner Essential Employee Notice
- NC Statutes Pertaining to Enforcement of Quarantine Orders
- Motorola Grant Reference Guide
- Legal Language for Charging EO Criminal Violations
- Guidance on Essential Government Operations
- Guidance on Juvenile Intake from NC DPS
- NC Department of Revenue - Definition of Essential Businesses
- Governor's Executive Order 129
- NCLM Recommended Operational Guidelines for Law Enforcement
- Executive Order 130
- Executive Order 131
- Executive Order 131 FAQ's
- CDC Updated Information - N95 Masks
- Motorola Agency Resource Guide - During COVID-19
- National Police Foundation COVID-19 Resource Page
- IACP Resources and Upcoming Webinars
- National Police Foundation Resource Page - UPDATED
- Executive Order 135 - Extension of State Restrictions until May 8th, 2020
- NC Attorney General's COVID-19 Resource Page
- National Police Foundation COVID-19 Resource Page
- Executive Order 138 - Phase 1
- DMV Extensions through Senate Bill 704
- Executive Order 138 FAQ's
- National Police Foundation COVID-19 Resource Page
- Worship Services Guidelines from Governor
- Executive Order 141 - Phase 2
- EO 141 Guidance Documents
- EO 141 - Phase 2 FAQ's
- National Police Foundation Dashboard Update May 22, 2020
- Updated Executive Order 141 (Phase 2) FAQ's
- ABC Commission Phase 2 Guidance Page
- ABC Commission Legal Announcement Regarding EO 141
- Governor Cooper's Executive Order 145
- Executive Order 147 - Phase 2 Extension and the Mandatory Wearing of Masks
- Executive Order 147 - FAQ's
- NCDHHS Guidance on Face Coverings
- Additional Face Mask Guidance from NC DHHS
- Chief Justice Beasley Court Rules Extension
- Executive Order 153 - Restricting Late Night Service of Alcoholic Beverages
- Executive Order 153 FAQ's
- Executive Order 155 - Extension of Phase 2 (EO 151) Until 09-11-2020
- Guide for Priority Testing for LE/First Responders
- COVID-19 Virology Form
- Chief Justice Beasley Emergency Directives Extension
- Governor Cooper Extension of EO 162 - Alcohol Sales
- Executive Order 163 - Phase 2.5
- EO 163 - Phase 2.5 FAQ's
- DHHS PowerPoint
- Secretarial Order Regarding Nursing Home Visitation
- Executive Order 169
- Executive Order 169 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 169 - Summary
- Executive Order 170 - Extension of Phase 3
- Executive Order 171 - Eviction Guidelines
- Executive Order 171 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 180 - Face Covering Mandate
- Executive Order 180 - FAQ's
- NC Vaccine Plan
- Executive Order 181 - Modified Stay at Home Order
- Executive Order 181 - FAQ's
- SOG Opinion on Civil Enforcement of EO's
- Letter from Governor's Office Regarding Civil Enforcement of EO's
- Link to AG's Opinion on Local Ordinance of EO Enforcement
- Executive Order 183 - Carry Out and Delivery of Alcohol Sales
- Executive Order 183 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 188 - Extension of Stay at Home Order
- Executive Order 189 - Stay at Home Extension until Feb 28, 2021
- Executive Order 189 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 190 - Mixed Beverage Modifications
- Executive Order 190 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 191 - Evictions Extension
- Executive Order 191 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 193 - DHHS Extension
- Executive Order 195 - Easing Restrictions
- Executive Order 195 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 204 - Easing of Restrictions
- Executive Order 204 FAQ's
- Executive Order 209 - Easing of Restrictions
- Executive Order 209 - FAQ's
- Executive Order 215 - Easing of Restrictions (Easing of Mask Mandates)
- Executive Order 215 FAQ's
- Executive Order 224 - Measurers to Address Covid 19 and Related Variants
- Executive Order 270 - Hurricane Ian
I hope that you find this Resource Page useful. As we move forward, the Association will provide updates as we receive them from State and Federal authorities. The NCACP staff and Board Members continue to address issues with state agencies and officials that directly affect you and your agencies as this situation progresses.
The NCACP and our law enforcement leaders have faced many challenges; economic, technological, biological, socio/demographic and political that affect our profession. Our values, integrity, professionalism, leadership, and courage remain constant.
To all our members, their personnel, and their families - Thank you for all you do, and stay safe.