Areas Served: Kenosha County KABA manages an extensive portfolio of community revolving loan funds for businesses in Kenosha County, Wisconsin. These funds are used to provide low-cost financing options to companies creating jobs in Kenosha County by expanding an existing business or by establishing a new facility in Kenosha County. Contact InformationKenosha Area Business AllianceAddress:
Read MoreAreas Served: Ravalli County The Ravalli County Economic Development Authority offers a revolving loan fund for businesses in Ravalli County, Montana. Contact InformationRavalli County Economic Development AuthorityAddress: 274 Old Corvallis Rd., Suite ACity: HamiltonState: Montana Website: https://rceda.org/resources/
Read MoreAreas Served: Clark, Klickitat and Skamania County Previously within the Washington Investment Fund (WIF), there was a Microloan Program, and a Business Development Loan Program. The Washington Economic Vitality Plan update in 2004 re-organized these two loans into a single business lending program called the Private Business Development Loan. The merging of the two plans
Read MoreAreas Served: Jefferson County The purpose of the Jefferson County, New York Industrial Development Agency’s Microenterprise Revolving Loan Fund is to establish and create job opportunities in small businesses in all sectors of the local economy. The Program provides equal access to public loan funds and stimulates small business development activity, through start-up and expansion
Read MoreAreas Served: Walworth County North Central South Dakota Economic Development offers three local revolving loans and one microloan program. Loans range from $250 up to $250,000 and service the Mobridge area and Walworth county. Contact InformationNorth Central South Dakota Economic DevelopmentAddress: 103 N. Main StreetCity: MobridgeState: South Dakota Website: http://mobridgesd.com/idc/incentives.asp
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