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City of Bloomington Launches 2025 Small Business Safety & Cleanliness Grant | City of Bloomington, Indiana City of Bloomington Launches 2025 Small Business Safety & Cleanliness Grant Andrea de la Rosa, Assistant Director for Small Business Development.
[email protected] or 812-349-3419 Desiree DeMolina, Communications Director, Office of the Mayor [email protected] or 812-349-3406 The City of Bloomington’s Department of Economic & Sustainable Development is pleased to announce the launch of the 2025 Small Business Safety & Cleanliness Grant, a funding opportunity designed to support local businesses in enhancing their commercial properties' safety, hygiene, and appearance.
With $85,000 in funding available this fiscal year, the program aims to promote safer and more inviting business environments citywide. Individual businesses may apply for grants of up to $5,000 for physical improvements that deter crime, prevent vandalism, improve sanitation and upgrade their spaces' visual appeal or functionality. “Bloomington’s small businesses are at the heart of our community.
This program gives them tools to invest in their spaces—not just for their customers, but for their employees and neighbors as well,” said Andrea de la Rosa, Assistant Director for Small Business Development. Eligible projects include—but are not limited to—upgrades to lighting and security systems, property repairs following vandalism, professional exterior cleaning, occupational safety enhancements and accessibility improvements.
Businesses may also apply for reimbursement for qualifying projects completed within the past six months, provided they meet program requirements and submit proper documentation. Applications must include: A project description and cost estimate Contractor quote or invoice “Before” photos or videos Proof of business location A proposed project timeline The grant is open to all businesses operating within Bloomington city limits.
All funded work must be completed within the timeline established in the grant agreement, and follow-up reporting is required. Applicants will receive communications about the grant within two weeks of submission. Full program guidelines are available at bloomington.
in. gov/business . For more information, contact Andrea de la Rosa, Assistant Director for Small Business Development, at 812-349-3419.
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City of Bloomington Small Business Safety & Cleanliness Grant is funded by City of Bloomington, Indiana. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Solar, Energy Efficiency, & Lighting (SEEL) Program - Solar and Battery Projects is sponsored by City of Bloomington, Indiana. The SEEL program offers grant funding and technical assistance to nonprofits, community organizations, and small businesses in Bloomington, Indiana, to improve building efficiency and install solar panels or battery storage. This program supports increasing renewable energy sources, decreasing greenhouse gas emissions, and supporting local organizations.
Solar, Energy Efficiency, & Lighting (SEEL) Program - Solar and Battery Grants is sponsored by City of Bloomington, Indiana. The SEEL program provides grant funding and technical assistance for nonprofits, community organizations, and small businesses to improve building efficiency and install solar panels or battery storage. There are currently solar grants available in 2026.
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