PHOENIX – Rural Arizona will see $3.5 million come its way in hopes to support its small businesses and residents.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the multi-million dollar loans and grants will aid business development, community infrastructure and clean energy progress for small business owners and residents in rural Arizona.
“When rural towns have robust infrastructure and vibrant small businesses, rural people have better opportunities close to home,” Deputy Secretary Torres Small said in a press release.
“The Biden-Harris Administration understands the importance of investing in these opportunities. That’s why I’m proud to announce 12 new awards that will lower energy costs, create good paying jobs and ensure adequate water access for rural Arizonans.”
The Tubac Fire District, which serves 10,000 residents, will receive a $2 million grant that will aid the construction of a new fire station. Upgrades will include improved securi …
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