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First Commerce Credit Union & Secure Records Solutions To Host FREE Community Shred Day April 22
First Commerce Credit Union is partnering with Secure Records Solutions to help residents clean out their paper clutter and shred sensitive documents during a free Drive Thru Community Shred Day on Thursday, April 22. The Shred Day will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at First Commerce’s Westside office located at 1460 Capital Circle NW.
During the Drive Thru Community Shred Day, paper-based documents will be accepted for free with a limit of 3 boxes or bags per person. There is no need to remove staples, paper clips or file folders. In addition, secure destruction of hard drives and recycling of electronics will be provided for a fee payable on-site. During the event, Secure Records Solutions and First Commerce will be taking extra safety precautions due to COVID-19. In observance of CDC social distancing and health guidelines, the Shred Day will
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State health officials reported 11,615 COVID-19 cases, Wednesday, for a total of 1,601,011 infections.
The Florida Department of Health also reported 142 coronavirus-related deaths, Jan. 20, increasing the statewide death toll to 24,965 fatalities since the start of the pandemic.
The latest single-day positivity rate reported by the Florida Division of Emergency Management increased to 13.22% on Tuesday. Over the past two weeks the single-day positivity rate has ranged between 10.82% and 13.24%.
The Agency for Health Care Administration reports that as of this morning 7,119 patients are admitted to hospitals throughout the state with a primary diagnosis of COVID-19, including 557 patients in hospitals in Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Hendry, Lee, Manatee and Sarasota counties combined.
The gates are open for a second wave of forgivable loans meant to help small businesses keep their employees. Dollars from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) can also be used to help offset costs brought on by COVID-19.
The gates are open for a second wave of forgivable loans meant to help small businesses keep their employees. Dollars from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) can also be used to help offset costs brought on by COVID-19.