Small businesses in unincorporated King County hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic can now apply for grants of up to $25,000
Businesses in unincorporated King County can apply now for grants of up to $25,000 to help them recover from the effects of COVID-19. These funds can be used to reimburse your business for rent, employee payroll, goods, services, and other COVID-19-related expenses.
To be eligible, a business must:
- Be active and licensed in the state of Washington with a physical business address in unincorporated King County
- Have 30 or fewer full-time employees
- Have gross revenues of $3 million or less per year
For more information, call 206-477-3800. Interested businesses can apply online at the King County Local Services website.
Dunn Joins Renton Mayor, Councilmembers for Dedication of New Futsal Court
 Councilmember Reagan Dunn with Renton City Councilmember Kim-Khanh Van, Mayor Armondo Pavone, and Councilmember Valerie O'Halloran
Earlier this week, I was invited to help celebrate the opening of the new Futsal court at Highlands Park in Renton with Sounders President of Business Operations Peter Tomozawa, Renton Mayor Armondo Pavone, Councilmembers Valerie O’Halloran and Kim-Khanh Van, and many others! I am so pleased to help provide support to such a great resource for young athletes in our community, along with partners King County Parks, the City of Renton, the Sounders FC RAVE Foundation, Premera Blue Cross, and the Renton School District.
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