Today, U.S. Congressman Anthony Gonzalez (R-Rocky River) launched a new email address for constituents seeking assistance with the federal government on issues related specifically to the COVID-19 pandemic. The email address, covid19help.OH16@mail.house.gov, will enable staff to more quickly respond to constituent services requests related to evolving federal government international travel restrictions and recommendations, Small Business Administration assistance for affected businesses, and guidance on how to contact county and state health authorities.
“The situation with COVID-19 is evolving quickly in our state and across the country. As the federal government continues to respond to this crisis, I want to ensure my constituents have access to the latest information and federal assistance available to them. Constituents needing assistance accessing federal resources or navigating travel restrictions and other federal rules and guidelines should contact my office at our new COVID-19 specific email address or reach out via phone,” said Congressman Gonzalez.
The covid19help.OH16@mail.house.gov email address is intended for constituents seeking assistance with or guidance on concerns relating specifically to the federal government response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Those seeking assistance with federal agencies will additionally need to submit a privacy release form, which can be found on Congressman Gonzalez’s website here. In addition to coronavirus specific resources and aid, a full list of traditional constituent services available through the office of Congressman Anthony Gonzalez is available here. Constituents with questions or concerns not related to COVID-19 should continue to contact the office through the following methods:
Constituents with questions or concerns related to the State of Ohio’s response to COVID-19 should visit coronavirus.ohio.gov for the latest information from the Ohio Department of Health.
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