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Revolving Loan Fund – Mt. Washington Valley Economic Council

Areas Served: Albany, Bartlett, Chatham, Conway, Eaton, Freedom, Jackson, Madison, Ossipee, Tamworth New Hampshire plus Brownfield and Fryeburg Maine The primary objective of the Revolving Loan Fund (€œRLF€) is to increase and/or create full time, quality, year round employment opportunities, as well as stabilize existing employment opportunities in the region served by the Mt. Washington

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Revolving Loan Funds – Sac Development Corporation

Areas Served: Sac City Low Interest Sac City Revolving Loan Fund The City of Sac City has established, through its gas utility, a pool of funds to be utilized as a revolving loan fund account. These funds are to assist and encourage the development of new businesses and industry through expansion or retention. Loan applications

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Langlade County Community Development Fund – Langlade County Community Development Corporation

Areas Served: Langlade County Langlade County Government desires to create and retain employment opportunities throughout all of Langlade County to promote a healthier and stronger economy. A stronger local economy will increase the property tax base and better enable local government to accomplish its mission of adequate and improved services to the community in the

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Revolving Loan Funds – Waverly Area Economic Development

Areas Served: Waverly, Bremer County and Shell Rock areas The Waverly Area Development Revolving Loan Fund is primarily intended to be used for the purposes of filling gaps in financing for industrial, commercial, and retail establishments in the Waverly, Bremer County and Shell Rock areas. The stated purpose of this fund is to retain and

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Revolving Loan – REDEC Relending Corporation

Areas Served: Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben, and Tioga County, New York The REDEC, REDEC Relending Corporation Revolving Loan Program provides “gap financing” to start-up and existing businesses located in Chemung, Schuyler and Steuben Counties in New York. All loan applicants must demonstrate both a need for REDEC or REDEC Relending Corporation financing and that the project

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