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Bucks Co. Receives CARES ACT Funds for Small Businesses

Economic help is on the way for small busineess in Bucks County officials announced Wednesday. 

The Bucks County Commissioners said federal funding from the  CARES Act has been received.

County officials said the plan is to use the $6 million to be distributeed widely in the form of relief grants to small businesses as quickly as possible, with an eye on continuing to be  advocates in communicating a safe and speedy reopening to Governor Wolf and his administration.

County Spokesperson Larry King said the process for business owners to apply for grants is in process. 

 

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Bucks Co. Receives CARES ACT Funds for Small Businesses

Economic help is on the way for small busineess in Bucks County officials announced Wednesday. 

The Bucks County Commissioners said federal funding from the  CARES Act has been received.

County officials said the plan is to use the $6 million to be distributeed widely in the form of relief grants to small businesses as quickly as possible, with an eye on continuing to be  advocates in communicating a safe and speedy reopening to Governor Wolf and his administration.

County Spokesperson Larry King said the process for business owners to apply for grants is in process. 

 

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