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Long Beach continues grant funds to support small businesses impacted by vandalism, crime

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Long Beach continues its efforts to support small businesses by providing more funds for its visual improvement program, which provides direct financial assistance to local businesses impacted by crime and vandalism. An additional $250,000 in grant funding was approved by the Long Beach City Council in early March to support this program. “Long Beach’s small business community is at the heart of our ongoing economic growth and vitality, and the …

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Long Beach continues grant funds to support small businesses impacted by vandalism, crime

Long Beach continues its efforts to support small businesses by providing more funds for its visual improvement program, which provides direct financial assistance to local businesses impacted by crime and vandalism. An additional $250,000 in grant funding was approved by the Long Beach City Council in early March to support this program. “Long Beach’s small business community is at the heart of our ongoing economic growth and vitality, and the …

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The City of Long Beach is now accepting applications for its Visual Improvement Program (VIP) Grant, a financial assistance initiative offering up to $1,500 to small businesses and nonprofits impacted by crime or vandalism occurring on or after October 1, 2022. The grant aims to help cover the cost of storefront repairs, boarding, insurance deductibles, and operating expenses. Applications are open on a rolling basis and will remain available un…

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