Federal agency opens recovery center to help businesses with disaster aid

SBA’s Business Recovery Center in Tampa will help companies apply for emergency loans in wake of Hurricane Ian.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 4:07 p.m. October 2, 2022
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Small businesses damaged by Hurricane Ian will be able to apply for federal money to help with recovery through the Small Business Administration. (Reagan Rule)
Small businesses damaged by Hurricane Ian will be able to apply for federal money to help with recovery through the Small Business Administration. (Reagan Rule)
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The Small Business Administration is opening a Business Recovery Center in Tampa on Monday, Oct. 3, the first of what will be several offices across the state for companies to get help in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.

The center, “the “first of many BRCs SBA will open in the affected counties,” will allow business owners to get individual help submitting disaster loan applications and accessing programs to help with recovery.

 

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