Yukon Main Street readies small-business grant program for board approval next month
Summary
Economic Vitality point reported updates to property listings and said a grant program will be ready for the board’s vote next month, with a PR push and a later-year application window tied to a possibilities tour.
Darren Barr, the board’s Economic Vitality point, told Yukon Route 66 Main Street members on March 26 that staff are updating the organization’s top-10 lists of available properties and preparing a small-business grant program for board consideration next month.
"We were updating our lists, our top 10 lists, our available spaces, and making sure that's all online and up to date," Barr said. He said the grant program discussed at prior meetings "should be ready for approval for this board's vote, next month."
Barr described plans for a public-relations rollout that would lead into a "possibilities tour," during which board members and staff would tour available spaces and showcase how they could be repurposed. He said the application window for the grant program will likely open toward the end of the year after the organization completes its EDGE program for the season.
The report did not include dollar amounts, eligibility criteria or specific timelines beyond the general schedule; Barr said applications would be presented to the board once staff completes the PR and program materials.
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