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Revolving Loan Program – Village of Orland Park, Illinois

Areas Served: Village of Orland Park The Village of Orland Park, Illinois has an Economic Development Fund to assist local businesses. The program provides low interest financing (1/2 of prime rate) to assist businesses that desire to locate or expand in Orland Park. While the program has been in existence since 1987, the Village Board

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Revolving Loan Fund – Southeastern Illinois Regional Planning & Development Commission

Areas Served: Gallatin, Hardin, Hamilton, Pope & Saline County The SIRP&DC Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) program consists of dollars made available by the Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity (DCEO), the Economic Development Administration (EDA), and Rural Development. The dollars are to be used for eligible projects within the five counties serviced by Southeastern

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Small Business Loan Program – Village of North Aurora

Areas Served: Village of North Aurora The Small Business Loan Program (SBL) is administered by the Village of North Aurora, Illinois administrator’s office. These guidelines as set forth in the following manual provide the eligibility criteria, program design, rules and policies, which govern the SBL. The SBL is aimed at providing financial assistance to businesses

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Revolving Loan Fund – City of Marshall, Illinois

Areas Served: City of Marshall The City of Marshall, Illinois has business loan funds that have been recycled from previous CDAP applicants. These funds are available on a competitive basis to qualified applicants. Contact InformationCity of Marshall, IllinoisAddress: 201 S. Michigan AveCity: MarshallState: Illinois Website: http://www.marshall-il.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=212&Itemid=208

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Moline Revolving Loan Fund Program – City of Moline, Illinois

Areas Served: City of Moline The City of Moline, Illinois program’s purpose is to provide the additional funding necessary to supplement funding from traditional lending institutions. It is meant to bridge the gap when a project cannot be financed completely by traditional sources. The program focuses on manufacturing, industrial, service industries and downtown retail activity.

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