Economic Development Resources for COVID-19CALED recognizes that as economic developers, you are the leaders in your communities and play an important role in providing good information to help your businesses withstand and recover. CALED has gathered federal, state, and local resources that provide guidance as well as examples of what communities are doing to help their local businesses. News & ResourcesAmerican Rescue Plan Act of 2021Blueprint for a Safer Economy – Find the Status of Activities in your CountyGovernor Newsom Issued a COVID-19 Employer Playbook For a Safe ReopeningCALED Releases Update on Approved CA Budget that Impacts Economic DevelopmentCALED Releases Recommendations to Accelerate RecoveryLearn about the latest details on SBA’s COVID-19 ResourcesCheck out this Data that Tracks US Pandemic RecoveryLocal Economic Development Provisions of The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act)CALED has created the Local Economic Development Provisions of The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) that provides you a thorough summary of the economic development and related provisions with references and links to the actual bill sections so that you may more quickly see how the Act can assist you during these challenging times. Thank you to Dan Carrigg, CALED’s Strategic Legislative Advisor for reviewing the bill and providing the overview. Click here to see examples of what CA Communities are doing to help their businesses.Click here to see how to access some of the programs in the CARES Act.Check out tools and offers available to Communities and Businesses during the COVID-19 outbreak. |
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In the future, remember to “Outsmart Disaster” by helping your local businesses prepare for emergencies. |