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Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Downtown Commercial Rehabilitation Program is sponsored by Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission (SEKRPC) / Kansas Department of Commerce. These grants help cities improve the quality of their downtown commercial districts by assisting private property owners in the rehabilitation of blighted structures. Projects must meet HUD's Slum and Blight National Objectives.
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Programs & Services : Programs : Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission SEKRPC provides professional development, planning, and management services to local governments, assisting in the administration of local programs and projects. We help individuals, companies, and government agencies with finance packaging, advice, and procedures. Our resources support community improvement, economic development, and other urgent needs.
We help create and retain jobs while increasing services available in southeast Kansas communities. Contact us today to see how we can help your county, city, or company. We offer grant writing services (CDBG, EDA Public Works) and revolving loan fund programs for businesses in our region.
Community Development Block Grant Application and Administration The SEKRPC Staff is knowledgeable and trained to work with communities on community improvement such as Community Development Block Grant application and administration. Learn more about the guidelines, how to apply, and other information about CDBG grants here.
CDBG Commercial Rehabilitation Application and Administration CDBG Economic Development Application and Administration SEKRPC Revolving Loan Fund The SEKRPC has created a revolving loan fund for private enterprises, public and non-profit small businesses located within the 12 county region in which we serve. Learn more about the SEKRPC revolving loan fund and its guidelines here.
SEKRPC CARES Act Revolving Loan Funds The SEKRPC has been awarded $520,000. 00 from the EDA to distribute through a revolving loan fund to help with post pandemic recovery efforts. Learn more about the CARES Act revolving loan fund and its guidelines here.
USDA IRP The purpose of the SEKRPC IRP RLS program is to assist with financing businesses and economic/community development activity that support direct/indirect creation or retention of jobs in rural communities in Southeast Kansas.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Cities and private property owners within the SEKRPC's 12-county region for the rehabilitation of blighted downtown commercial buildings. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Downtown Commercial Rehabilitation Program is funded by Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission (SEKRPC) / Kansas Department of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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