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SBA opens disaster loan center after Stevens County flood assessments; officials say homeowners and businesses can apply through Dec. 1
Summary
County and federal officials described damage estimates from July storms, announced a Small Business Administration disaster loan outreach center open through Oct. 17, and outlined how residents can apply and get help with applications.
Stevens County and federal representatives told the county board they documented storm damage in July and that the U.S. Small Business Administration has opened a temporary disaster loan outreach center to help residents and businesses apply for low-interest loans.
County emergency staff described a damage assessment completed with SBA and state Homeland Security and Emergency Management that reviewed more than 60 properties and identified both public-infrastructure and private losses. "During that assessment, we found over 1,500,000 in damages, and that's to public infrastructure, both cities, townships, and county infrastructure," a county staff member reported.
The SBA's public affairs specialist, Tori Marin, said the disaster loan…
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