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Construction Mitigation Grant Program (Salt Lake City, UT) is sponsored by Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development. Construction Mitigation Grant Program (Salt Lake City, UT) is a grant from the Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development that funds small businesses and nonprofits experiencing financial hardship due to nearby city-led construction projects.
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Construction Mitigation Grant Program | Department of Economic Development Department of Economic Development Phone: (801) 535-7200 | Email: [email protected] Department of Economic Development Construction Mitigation Grant Program Construction Mitigation Grant Program Apply for a construction impact grant If your business is affected by a city-led construction project, you can apply for a grant to help cover marketing costs during construction.
Offset business costs during construction-related hardship. Support marketing and outreach to let customers know the business is still open.
Grants range from $500 to $3,000 Construction must be related to a Salt Lake City public project Applications are accepted year-round Allow 4–6 weeks for processing Grants are not guaranteed and are based on need and available funding Eligibility and Requirements Be a small, independent business or nonprofit with fewer than 50 employees.
Operate from a brick-and-mortar location (retail, restaurant, or bar) within city limits with a valid business license. (Owners do not need to live in Salt Lake City) Show financial hardship due to construction (loss of foot traffic, reduced access, or other disruption). Provide proof of business activity (profit & loss statements).
Be directly on or within one-half block of an active construction site. Note: Owners do not need to live in Salt Lake City. Active construction areas View these maps to make sure your business is within one of these eligible areas.
600/700 N (800 W – Redwood Rd) 600/700 North- Work focused between 1000 W and 800 W 600 S- Cheyenne St to JRT Navajo St Reconstruction- 300 to 600 S Elm Avenue- 900 E to McClelland Submit the following through the portal: Copy of your current Salt Lake City business license Profit & Loss Statement (from a month before construction began and the current month) If you cannot apply online, print and mail your application.
After you submit your application: You will receive an email within 7-10 business days if your application is approved It take 3-4 weeks for the check to be processed Your check will be mailed or hand delivered to you For additional help, please contact Ibrahim Ramazani at [email protected] or by calling 801-535-7200.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small independent businesses or nonprofits with fewer than 50 employees operating a brick-and-mortar retail, restaurant, or bar with a valid Salt Lake City business license, situated within one-half block of an active c…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 to $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Construction Mitigation Grant Program (Salt Lake City, UT) is funded by Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Utah. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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