UPDATE: Due to demand, the City is no longer accepting applications for the Small Business Resiliency Program. Please contact the City of Mountain View Small Business Assistance if you have any questions. (May 8, 2020)
The City is still accepting applications for the Small Landlord Relief Program. Please email Patricia Black for assistance. (May18, 2020)
The success of small businesses is important to the economy and contributes to the vitality of the Mountain View community. Small businesses create jobs, foster innovation and provide revenue to fund city services, entrepreneurial opportunities for people including women and minorities, and essential goods and services.
The County of Santa Clara order to shelter in place greatly reduced the ability to maintain regular operations, thus impacting their revenue and employees. Businesses have had to close or have stayed open with reduced staff and customer access. To support small businesses, the City of Mountain View in partnership with Los Altos Community Foundation and Main Street Launch is announcing the Small Business Resiliency and Small Landlord Relief Programs.
The Small Business Resiliency Program supports Mountain View small businesses impacted by COVID-19. Eligible small businesses within Mountain View city limits can apply for a loan of up to $10,000, with 0% interest, no fees, no collateral, and a term of up to three years.
The Small Landlord Relief Program supports small landlords in Mountain View that have tenants financially impacted by COVID-19. Eligible small landlords within Mountain View city limits can apply for a loan of up to $10,000, with 0% interest, no fees, no collateral, and a term of up to one year.
The City is no longer accepting applications for the Small Business Resiliency Program.
The City is still accepting applications for the Small Landlord Relief Program. Please email Patricia Black to apply for the program.
For questions, please send an email to City of Mountain View Small Business Assistance
The Small Business Resiliency Program is funded through a partnership between the City of Mountain View and the Los Altos Community Foundation through donations from Google ($500,000), LinkedIn ($100,000), and money from the #TogetherMV donations. The funds from #TogetherMV is administered by the Los Altos Community Foundation.
The Small Landlord Relief Program is funded through the City of Mountain View ($100,000).
Eligible Loan Uses Include:
Eligibility Requirements |
|
Small Business Resiliency Program |
Small Landlord Relief Program |
|
|