Decor city and Downtown Development Organization of Decatur (DDA) announced the second and final stage of small business grants for the financial year of 2024-25.
Trade Facade Improvement Grants (CFIG), commercial structure improvement grants (CBIG) and 11 enterprises with marketing and digital connection grants (MDCG) were approved by about $ 73,000. On July 1, 2024, a total of $ 200,000 in the first round of grants in the first round of grants in the first round of the grants in January, which began on 2024 on 2024.
Founded in 2023, CFIG, supports projects aimed at developing and beautifying and beautifying shops and shadows. In this round, seven applications were submitted, including $ 25,497, including: $ 6,045, to replace the rose door to $ 6,045, and build a new seating in the frontline; Small stories store, $ 7,484 for a re-designed showcase plate; Tutu School Decatur, N. Arcadia Avenue $ 3,167 on the new electric board to improve visibility; And clean Barre Decatur, $ 8,800 for installation of new windows and doors.
CBIG is aimed at strengthening the internal aspects of trading buildings by making new internal gaps, walls or hvac repair and rise. Eight applications, including the following five, only 42,925 dollars, sliding pizza, 8.935 to improve the kitchen and improve the existing HVAC system; $ 8.935 for changing Lenz Marketing, Wide Channel and HVAC; $ 8,935 stories store to expand the footsteps of the bookstore and unite it with a new cafe; Parker’s Ponce is $ 7,185 to change the internal system of the internal system; And Siam Thai restaurant is $ 8.935 for overhaul of the ride’s cooler.
Designed to help develop online presidents to small business owners, MDCG helps with the design and production of content for marketing materials and digital platforms. Five of the five applications received, including a total of $ 5,000: seamless recovery MedSpa, 2500 dollars for advice services that help build a more dynamic website; And to support Te Wilcox Home LLC, $ 2500, Paid Social Media Marketing campaigns.
“Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, so our team is about $ 189,000 to support this fiscal year, we are in the volume of our commitment,” said Conor McNally, DDA Chairman. “This is not only a place where our existing entrepreneurs do not show the support of the DDA, but also a place where Decatur can develop.”
The grants are surrounded by a business owner responsible for 75% of the adopted project. CFIG and CBIG, $ 2,500 from DDA and $ 10,000, allow minimum contributions to a maximum of $ 2,50 for the MDCG minimum $ 250 and approved projects. Once the new application window is closed, the DDA Newsight Committee will review all presentations. If approved, the project must begin in six months and completed in accordance with the city with Decatur’s permit in 18 months.
For more information about grant programs, visit this stain.
