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Under the bright lights of North Ogden City Hall, a sense of urgency filled the air as the Audit Committee convened to discuss the Weber CARES Program, aimed at providing crucial COVID-19 relief to local businesses. The pandemic has left a profound mark on the community, with many businesses struggling to stay afloat amid public health orders and economic uncertainty.

The committee emphasized the importance of the Weber County CARES grant, which offers financial assistance to businesses that have faced revenue losses due to the pandemic. “You are not alone,” committee members reassured local entrepreneurs, highlighting that support is available for those who qualify. To be eligible, businesses must be operational as of the application date and must not have any outstanding tax liens or judgments against them. Additionally, business owners must be at least 18 years old.
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The application window for this vital relief opened on July 6, with rolling applications accepted through July 2020. This initiative is not just a financial lifeline; it represents the community's commitment to standing by its local businesses during these challenging times. “Our local business community is a large part of what makes Weber County so special,” the committee noted, reinforcing the idea that recovery is a shared journey.

As the meeting concluded, the message was clear: Weber County is dedicated to supporting its businesses, ensuring they have the resources needed to navigate the road to recovery. The CARES grant is a testament to this commitment, offering hope and assistance to those who need it most.

Converted from Weber CARES Program Covid-19 Relief meeting on May 19, 2025
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