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SBA Opens Disaster Recovery Center in Leadville for Local Businesses

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1
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What happened

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The Small Business Administration opened a federal Business Recovery Center in Leadville on November 2. This center, located inside the Lake County Public Library, was established to help local business owners apply for economic injury disaster loans. These loans are tied to the Willow Fire, which occurred in June, or to drought conditions. The SBA extended the center's stay through November 30.

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Why it matters

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The center assists businesses struggling due to reduced tourism following last winter's lack of snow and the Willow Fire. The loans are designed to help businesses recover from economic injury related to the fire or drought, providing access to federal funding.

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Who's involved

  • SBAFederal organization providing disaster assistance and recovery loans.
  • LeadvilleLocation where the SBA established the business recovery center.

Who could feel it

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    Main Street might see increased revenue or stability through the availability of disaster loans provided by the SBA.

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