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As we revert to the most restrictive tier today with regards to COVID-19 business reopening, it is important for all of us to do our part, so we can restart opening once again.
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Emergency Order 3B
Your business makes our community a richer, more diverse, and more inviting place to live, work and raise a family. Thank you for your perseverance in overcoming the challenges presented by COVID-19. While the challenges we have faced have been unprecedented, we are making progress. Infections rates are declining, and as a consequence, Governor Newsom is loosening restrictions and restoring individual freedoms.
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Rental Assistance Grant Eligibility Expanded
The United Way and Lift to Rise have teamed up together to provide rental assistance for Riverside County residents who are behind in their rents due the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Riverside County has reserved $33 million to help pay rents and keep people in their homes. Nearly 10,000 families can apply for up to $3,500 in grant funds to help with back rental payments since April 2020.
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Community Update
A lot has gone on since our last economic development update. For many, keeping up with the latest infection rates and current restrictions has been challenging. To simplify the process, on August 28th Governor Newsom revealed the State’s latest reopening guidelines. With this new plan, two county-level COVID-19 testing variables will serve as the basis for business and personal restrictions. The first variable is the number of daily new COVID cases per 100,000 residents. The second variable is the number of positive COVID test results, as a percentage, out of all COVID test results within that particular county. Depending on the number of (i) daily new cases and (ii) the overall percentage of positive COVID test results in each county, that county will be placed in one of four “county risk levels.”
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On Wednesday, August 12th, The City of Cathedral City, along with the Riverside County Business & Community Services and SBDC held a one hour webinar on Small Business Update, discussing Economic Injury Disaster Loan, Payroll Protection Program, Riverside County Small Business Grant, Reopening and Recovery and Resources available for your business.
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Riverside County Business Assistance Grant program ends soon. Act Now.
The time is NOW to apply for the Riverside County Business Assistance $10,000 Grant program. Out of initial pool of $45M (or 4,500 available grants), approximately $42M have been distributed to businesses just like yours throughout Riverside County.
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Grants up to $20,000 Available for Minority Owned Businesses Through LISC
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), one of the country’s largest social enterprises supporting projects and programs to revitalize underserved communities and bring greater economic opportunity to residents, is offering grants ranging between $5,000 and $20,000 to businesses affected by COVID-19.
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Agua Caliente Casino Cathedral City Hosts Job Fair to Fill over 500 Coveted Casino Positions
July 27, Mary Pickford Theater For IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cathedral City, CA. (July 13, 2020) – Residents of Cathedral City, and from all around the Coachella Valley are invited to join Agua Caliente Casino Cathedral City for their job fair being […]
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What’s Developing in Economic Development
Since our May 2020 Economic Development update, a lot has occurred. The governor allowed California to move into the Reopening Stage 2.5 that allowed more businesses to reopen. Unfortunately, COVID-19 infection rates climbed quickly, and now, many previous restrictions were put back in place.
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