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  1. BRACE is working closely with Okaloosa County officials and is expected to be on hand at a resource center.

SBA and FDEM Offer Disaster Recovery Advice in Northwest Florida

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What happened

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The Small Business Administration and the Florida Division of Emergency Management are offering free, confidential, in-person advice to business owners in Okaloosa and Santa Rosa Counties. Mobile units from the Florida Small Business Development Center Network are assisting entrepreneurs recovering from Hurricane Isaías's damage. The guidance provided covers damage assessments, emergency loan applications, and challenges in resuming business operations.

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Why it matters

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The assistance provides direct access to recovery advice and emergency funding options for local businesses in the affected counties. This support is aimed at helping entrepreneurs resume operations following the storm's impact.

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  • Okaloosa CountySpeculative

    Local businesses might receive direct access to emergency funding for recovery costs.

  • Santa Rosa CountySpeculative

    Local businesses might receive direct access to emergency funding for recovery costs.

  • Fort Walton BeachSpeculative

    Local businesses might receive direct recovery advice to improve sales and operations.

  • SBASpeculative

    The Small Business Administration might see an increase in applications for emergency loans.

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