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2 city, county, and statewide grants in Washington are open now. National grants are listed separately and are not counted.
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Closes Dec 31Seattle, WA
City of Seattle Office of Economic Development
Up to $15,000
Independently owned Seattle businesses (≤5 locations, active city business license) reimbursed for already-paid repairs to storefront damage (doors, locks, windows, signs) from incidents on/after July 1, 2024.
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Closes Dec 31Seattle, WA
City of Seattle Office of Economic Development
Up to $10,000
Independent Seattle storefronts or food trucks (up to 50 FTE, $1k to $7M revenue, no more than 5 locations) that complete a free CPTED security assessment and then buy eligible security upgrades.
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Nationwide programs do not count toward this page. Read each one to see if Washington qualifies.
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2 city, county, or statewide grants. National grants are listed below and are not counted.
No. A national grant can still be open to a business in this state. It does not count toward the state total.
Mostly businesses with 1 to 10 people. Read each grant. Some are for storefronts. Some are statewide.
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