California Businesses Eligible for Storm Recovery Loans
Published Date: 2/20/2025
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Summary
California businesses hit by the 2024 Coastal Storm and High Surf can now apply for special disaster loans to help cover their losses. This declaration means financial help is available starting February 13, 2025, to keep businesses afloat and communities strong. If you’re a small business owner affected by the storm, now’s the time to act and get the support you need!
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Disaster Loans Available for CA Businesses
If your small business in California was hurt by the 2024 Coastal Storm and High Surf, you can apply for Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL). The SBA declared assistance available starting February 13, 2025 to help cover losses and keep businesses running.
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