Business Council to consider Business Relief funding rules at special call-in meeting
14 Jul 2020
The Wyoming Business Council Board of Directors will hold a special call-in meeting to consider rules for two additional COVID-19 Business Relief funding programs at 3:30 p.m. on July 14.
The Wyoming Business Council is responsible for distribution of $325 million in federal CARES act funding for Wyoming businesses and nonprofits. The Business Council's COVID-19 Business Relief Program consists of three funds - the Interruption Fund, the Relief Fund and the Mitigation Fund. The Interruption Fund closed on July 2.
Read the full article here.
More Topics
3rd Thursday Street Festival moves online
Jun 16 2020SHERIDAN — Instead of filling Grinnell Plaza and Main Street on the third Thursday of the month, Downtown Sheridan Association’s 3rd Thursday Street Festival moves online for a virtual experience for vendors and patrons alike.
DSA will create a 3rd Thursday Facebook event where vendors typically set up downtown may...
Ag Committee aims to ‘straighten out’ statute
Jun 16 2020SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Legislature Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Committee entered day two of discussion prepared to “straighten out” the state’s animal cruelty statute, as Sen. Anthony Bouchard, R-Cheyenne, said, though Sheridan County Prosecuting Attorney Dianna Bennett cooled some concerns about a need for complete overhaul within the...
Join the Wyoming Business Council for a Wyoming Business Relief programs informational webinar
Jun 16 2020Please join the Wyoming Business Council for a Wyoming Business Relief programs informational webinar for the Northeast and Northwest regions from 8 to 9 a.m. on Friday, June 19th.
The webinar will provide legislators, local officials, WBC Board members, partners and stakeholders:
Updates on the...
