bloomingdale: DSLBD: New compactor grants for DC businesses

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

DSLBD: New compactor grants for DC businesses

From: Holliday, Bertha G. (SMD 5E07) <5e07 anc.dc.gov="">
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 7:49 PM
Subject: Fwd: New Compactor Grants - Please Share with your Businesses - DSLBD

Scott— please post.

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I would like to strongly encourage Bloomingdale restaurants and taverns to take advantage of this opportunity. Trash compactors are a BIG Value-added item for businesses in residential neighborhoods!

Bertha Holliday, PhD
Commissioner, ANC5E07

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From: "D.C. Department of Small and Local Business Development (DSLBD)" <dslbd.reply@dc.gov>
Date: February 27, 2019 at 1:09:02 PM EST
To: 5e07@anc.dc.gov
Subject: New Compactor Grants - Please Share with your Businesses - DSLBD

INFORMATION SESSION - March 6

Compactor Grants for DC Businesses

up to $20,000 per business

to help buy/lease and install commercial compactors.

No cost to apply. Grant funds awarded up-front (no reimbursement).

Grants are for:

Single Business Projects

Up to $16,000

Multiple Business Projects

Adjacent or Nearby businesses

Up to $20,000/business

Multi-unit Residential with a Business Projects

Up to $20,000/business

INFORMATION SESSION

Wednesday, MARCH 6 @ 10am-12pm

Mayor's Office the Clean City

1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 332

Washington, DC 20004

No RSVP needed.

WHY COMPACTORS

Sealed commercial compactors help: reduce rodents, litter and citations; reduce number of hauling trips/costs; and create cleaner commercial corridors to attract customers. Compactors at adjacent or nearby businesses have a greater impact.

LEARN MORE

https://dslbd.dc.gov/compactor

Read the Request for Applications (RFA)

Download Flyer - http://bit.ly/CompactorFlyer2019_Round2

START AN APPLICATION TODAY!

SIGN UP for UPDATES

https://bit.ly/CompactorGrantEOI

Application Deadline: April 1, 2019 at 12pm

The DC Commercial Compactor Demonstration Grant Program is administered and managed by the DC Department of Small and Local Business Development (DSLBD) in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of the Clean City (MOCC) and support from DC Health and the Department of Public Works (DPW).