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Sherwood Mayor announces Emergency Relief Program for Businesses
As a result of the current Covid-19 emergency, Mayor Keith Mays is announcing a new program for Sherwood small businesses that can help assist them through this period. The Small Business Emergency Relief Program is a commitment of $100,000 to help small businesses immediately offset some of the economic impacts due to Covid-19.
Mayor Mays stated “This pandemic is causing unprecedented harm to local businesses and we don’t know how long it will last. I think it is critical for the city to do what we can to rapidly deteriorating businesses conditions. We can get funds to local businesses in matter of a few days while they work to get additional help from state and federal government programs that are starting to take shape.”
Qualified businesses are eligible to receive up to $2,500 per business. Information and further details about the program are available on the city’s website. The application process will be entirely on-line and will begin to be accepted at 9:00 am on Saturday, March 28, 2020. For specific questions about the program, contact Bruce Coleman, Economic Development Manager at 503.625.4206 or by email at colemanb@sherwoodoregon.gov
Visit the City of Sherwood website here for more information.
Media Contacts:
Kristen Switzer, Community Service Director, 971.979.2988, switzerk@sherwoodoregon.gov
