ROSEBURG — A total of 41 small business in Douglas County have been helped with COVID-19 relief funds through a $500,000 Emergency Small Business and Microenterprise Grant Program.
The City of Roseburg partnered with CCD Business Development Corporation to administer and process grants.
The grants supported 15 Roseburg businesses and 26 that operate elsewhere in the county. A total of 79 businesses applied and the grants were awarded based on need.
Eight grants were awarded in the $20,000 to $25,000 range, 22 in the $10,000 to $15,000 range and 11 in the $1,000 to $9,000 range.
Thanks for all the posting of information regarding where we can track who got what. That is important info for people to know.
However a complete article should have the information enumerated in it and reference to the source. I have no doubt that the NR had access to the info, but I am a bit concerned they did not list it. Although space is $$, a newspaper should provide a more complete story. Otherwise it might as well just start posting memes and keep it on Facebook.
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I'd like to know the names and businesses that got the money.
You can find that information here:
https://data.statesmanjournal.com/paycheck-protection-program-loans/summary/oregon/douglas-county/41019/
Thanks for all the posting of information regarding where we can track who got what. That is important info for people to know.
However a complete article should have the information enumerated in it and reference to the source. I have no doubt that the NR had access to the info, but I am a bit concerned they did not list it. Although space is $$, a newspaper should provide a more complete story. Otherwise it might as well just start posting memes and keep it on Facebook.
Another resource to find disbursements:
https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/mounts-enterprises-llc-1758927204
https://covidbailouttracker.com/
“No taxes, no entitlements, no handouts………oh, free money sure, sign me up”
Hypocrisy is a common value these days.
Who are they and how much did each receive?
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