Press Release Port Authority Grant Funding for Businesses COVID-19 Resources City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority has announced a new funding opportunity, providing $5,000 grants for small businesses with 20 employees or fewer, aimed at alleviating the financial strain caused by COVID-19 in Chelan and Douglas counties. Mayor Florea is actively promoting these funds, emphasizing the necessity for local businesses to apply and secure financial assistance, especially as the total available funding for this third round is $945,000. The Mayor's encouragement is backed by evidence from previous funding rounds, where local businesses successfully accessed resources. Ana Cortez, the City Administrator of Leavenworth, highlights the importance of inclusivity, particularly urging Latino business owners to participate in the application process to ensure their services are recognized and supported. The grants can be utilized for various expenses related to the pandemic's impacts, providing essential relief for local entrepreneurs.

Interested parties can find more information about the application process on the Port Authority's website. This funding initiative is crucial for the local economy's recovery and resilience in the face of ongoing challenges. The collaborative efforts of the Port Authority and city officials aim to foster a supportive environment for small businesses during these unprecedented times.

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