SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL/KRON) — The deadline for the first round of Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program applications has been extended to Jan. 13, according to California’s Office of the Small Business Advocate.
California has more than four million small businesses.
CalOSBA said the program has already received "thousands of completed applications." Due to high website traffic, some businesses may have had trouble with access, and as a result, the application period has been extended.
The grant program reviews all submitted applications, according to California’s Office of the Small Business Advocate.
The program first opened Dec. 30, with a deadline of Jan. 8.
Businesses can receive as much as $25,000.
For more information, you can visit careliefgrant.com.
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