New resources have been released for dealing with COVID-19 related complaints in licensed food establishments. Please use the resources below: Go to https://www.michigan.gov/…/0,9753,7-406-100467_100477_10048…
Employees with a complaint about an employer:
➡️Select “Workplace safety for employees” link.
➡️OR Call (855) 723-3219
Consumers with complaints about a food establishment related to COVID-19 requirements of the Executive Orders.
➡️Select last link on page labeled “Violations of the Executive Orders”
➡️OR call the MDHHS Hotline at (888) 535-6136
➡️OR call local law enforcement’s non-emergency line.
If the local law enforcement agency is unable to assist, email the complaint to the Attorney General at
AG-COVID19@michigan.gov and include:
▪️Name of person or business violating the Executive Order
▪️Date of violation
▪️Location of violation; and a brief description of the situation.
*Please note: If your web browser is not showing an updated data dashboard, please clear your browser “cache” files or refresh your browser. Then close and re-open your web browser.
*Use caution when interpreting case count information.
*Please note: As the public health response to COVID-19 continues to evolve, so does the reporting of data. With COVID-19 now being considered a reportable communicable disease in the State of MI, DHD4 will only be notified when a person tests positive for COVID-19. Therefore, we will no longer be reporting total tests, total negative tests or pending tests on the data dashboard.
*The dashboard will be updated by 4:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, with COVID-19 figures included as of 2:00 p.m.
*Please note: As the number of cases grow, MDHHS is only able to update their website once per day. We may report a local case before the state is able to include it in their counts. Given that it is our mission to ensure the health of our communities, we feel that it is important to share these results quickly whenever possible.
*DHD4 is working diligently with community partners to expand testing capacity, to track COVID-19 in our region, and to quickly share information as we learn more.
