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COVID-19 CARES SMALL Business Assistance Program
Round Two Funding Announced for 268 Small Businesses
皇冠体育官方app体育官方app 皇冠体育官方app体育官方app has released all $1 million allocated in the second round of the CARES Act Small Business Grant Program funding to 268 local small businesses with COVID-19 impacts. This is in addition to the 259 businesses that were funded in round 1. Businesses received grants based on completed applications submitted on a first-come, first-serve basis. 359 total applications were received. Of the 268 funded applications, 159 sole proprietors received $2,500, 86 2-10 employee businesses received $5,000, and 23 11-25 employee businesses received $7,500. Funded businesses ranged from retail, food, galleries, charter fishing, and salons to photographers, property management, and fitness centers, among others.
There are 3 reasons why someone didn’t get funded:
- Incomplete application.
- Weren’t eligible (too many employees, multiple business applications with the same owner or same employees) *Businesses or business owners that were funded in the first round were not eligible for a second grant or additional funding for any other business they may own as the county would like to help as many affected businesses as possible.
- App submitted after money was allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis.
- CARES Program Guidance & Frequently Asked Questions
- Businesses Allocated Grant Funding in Round Two (PDF)
- The green highlight means the business is still being processed.
Round One Funding Announced for 259 Small Businesses
皇冠体育官方app体育官方app 皇冠体育官方app体育官方app has released all $1 million allocated by the 皇冠体育官方app体育官方app 皇冠体育官方app体育官方app Board of 皇冠体育官方app体育官方app Commissioners for CARES Act Small Business Grant Program funding to 259 local small businesses with COVID-19 impacts. Businesses received grants based on completed applications submitted on a first-come, first-serve basis. 577 applications were received. Of the 259 funded applications, 134 sole proprietors received $2,500, 109 2-10 employee businesses received $5,000, and 16 11-25 employee businesses received $7,500.