Zuni Pueblo Gets Disaster Loan Lifeline After Floods
Published Date: 10/15/2026
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Summary
The President declared a major disaster for the Pueblo of Zuni due to severe storms and flooding from July 16-21, 2026. This means local nonprofits can now apply for disaster loans to help with repairs and recovery, with deadlines on December 7, 2026, for physical damage and July 7, 2027, for economic injury loans. The SBA is ready to support with low-interest loans and easy online applications.
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Low‑interest SBA disaster loans for Zuni nonprofits
If you run a private non‑profit that provides essential governmental services in the Pueblo of Zuni, you can apply for SBA disaster loans after the Presidential declaration (FEMA-4954-DR) for the July 16–21, 2026 storms. The notice lists an interest rate of 3.625% for physical damage loans (both with and without credit available elsewhere) and 3.625% for economic injury loans for private non‑profits without credit available elsewhere.
How and when to apply for SBA disaster loans
You must apply using the MySBA Loan Portal at https://lending.sba.gov or at locally announced locations. Physical damage loan applications are due by December 7, 2026, and Economic Injury (EIDL) loan applications are due by July 7, 2027; for help call 1-800-659-2955 or email [email protected].
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