Community leaders are advocating extra cash for nearby businesses and nonprofits that have not rated more than enough to receive a $ 10,000 grant from the first tier of a reduction fund allocated by Norman City Council.
Only 100 of the 628 humble corporate and nonprofit applicants will get a portion of the $ 1 million last month approved by the council to apply for the program, as The Transcript previously claimed. With the $ 2 million remaining in the Coronavirus Assist Reduction and Financial Safety Act resources in metropolitan coffers, the Norman Chamber of Commerce and community business leaders are turning to much more funding to apply for.
“I recognize that not every single one of 628 companies and nonprofits has the same level of qualification, but they all need relief,” said Stephen Koranda, president of the Downtowners Association of Norman.
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