Visit Richfield Offers Grants to Boost Tourism
The Visit Richfield Grant Program provides grant funding for activities and events that increase tourism and visitors to Richfield and promote Richfield businesses and amenities.
Eligible applicants: Businesses, nonprofit organizations, community groups, and local government agencies. Applicants may apply for more than one grant; however, an applicant may be awarded only one grant per project.
Maximum grant size: $2,500
Grants are offered quarterly. The next grant application period is April 10 - May 10.
Funds Available to Help Provide Reasonable Accommodations for Employees with Disabilities
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development has launched the Employer Reasonable Accommodation Fund (ERAF), where small and mid-sized employers can request reimbursement for expenses related to providing reasonable accommodations for employees and job applicants with disabilities.
Examples of reasonable accommodations include: wheelchair ramps, ergonomic workstations, specialized software, and much more.
ERAF staff can help answer your questions about reasonable accommodations and the Americans with Disability Act, provide technical assistance, and share more information about the fund and how it can help your business.
Help Richfield Farmer's Market Celebrate 35 Years in 2024!
Local businesses are invited to sponsor special programming and special event days at the market, including Power of Produce club produce coupons, Bike to the Market day, free yoga, live music, healthy food demos and more.
Sponsorship is available at multiple levels to help you reach your marketing and engagement goals.
Connect with Farmers Market Coordinator Bonnie Muellerleile to learn about sponsorship opportunities for this summer.
Email or call Bonnie at 612-861-9362.
2023 sponsor My Credit Union at National Farmers Market Week celebration event
Small Business Week is April 28-May 4
President John F. Kennedy's signed the first Small Business Week proclamation in 1963 to recognize the important role that small businesses play in our economy and our communities. For more than 60 years, Small Business Week has been an annual celebration of small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Small Business Week is a great time to show appreciation for the small businesses in Richfield that contribute so much to our community. It's also an opportunity for you to celebrate your customers and encourage them to continue supporting your business.
How are you celebrating Small Business Week?
Here are some ideas:
- Create special offers, services, or discounts for your customers.
- Partner will other small businesses to do cross-promotions.
- Share your story in a social media post--tell your customers why you do what you do.
- Say thank you to the people who keep your business going,
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Love Local window clings are available and can be a great reminder for your customers to support local businesses. To get a window cling, stop by the Planning and Zoning Counter at Richfield City Hall (6700 Portland Avenue) or request one via email by clicking the button below.
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Welcome to Richfield, Swoop Eye Care!
Swoop Eye Care, 817 E 66th Street, celebrated its grand opening on February 8 with an open house and a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the Richfield Chamber of Commerce. Thanks for choosing Richfield for your new location!
Mayor Supple and Dr. Michael Wallerich at the Swoop Eye Care Grand Opening
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If you'd like to request a ribbon cutting for your business, please contact the Richfield Chamber of Commerce.
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If you'd like the Mayor or your City Council Member to attend an opening or event, please contact Jan Youngquist, Richfield's Economic Development Manager, by email or at 612-861-9771 for more information.
And now for transportation news....
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