Here are some uses considered grant-worthy:
1. Purchase and installation of physical barriers (e.g. plexi-glass, sneeze guards, etc.)Applicants have to register with the county and file electronically.
2. Purchase of non-contact sanitation products (e.g. faucets, soap or hand sanitizer dispensers, paper towel dispensers, etc.)
3. Improvements for ventilation systems including the purchase of high-efficiency air filters
4. Software implementation for on-line payments of bills (e.g. taxes, utilities, etc.)
5. Technology upgrades to support telework and virtual meetings.
6. Personal protective equipment (PPE)
7. Other COVID-19 related improvements deemed eligible at the County’s discretion
If you have questions, you can contact Northampton County Department of Community & Economic Development's Sarah Ortiz at 610-829-6308 or
sortiz@northamptoncounty.org.
Northampton County is also receiving nearly $27 million in CARES Act funding, and the lion's share of that money is supposed to be for small businesses, which have been hurt more than anyone by this pandemic. That's where the county really needs to grow.
1 comment:
Talk about a grab bag of largesse. This will be spread around with an eye to votes. Look out for the McClure big Cardboard check show coming to a town near you.
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