Prescott CARES Program

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City of Prescott launches  “Prescott CARES” Program.  The city has been awarded a $427,000 grant to help Prescott residents and businesses impacted by the pandemic. Funds will help qualifying Prescott residents with rent, mortgage and utility payments and support struggling businesses.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought economic uncertainty to many individuals, families and businesses, both locally and around the world. Beginning April 19, 2021, Prescott residents and businesses can apply for emergency funds through the new Prescott CARES program. The program was created to help individuals and families maintain
stable housing and keep businesses viable within the community.

“We look forward to helping those residents and business owners who are in need. "We can also help with any questions by calling 928.445.2000,” stated Michelle Chavez, CDBG and Community Development Coordinator with the City of Prescott. “We’ve also set-up a grant workshop via ZOOM, or people can come in person to the City of Prescott Council Chambers on Thursday, April 15 at 4:00pm or Friday, April 16 at 9:00am. This should help residents and business owners apply for the grant and they can ask any questions,” Chavez continued.

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Eligible Individuals:

​The Prescott CARES program can provide up to $3,000 in rent, mortgage and utility payments to eligible residents. To qualify, individuals must: ​

1. Have been residents of Prescott, AZ since 3/1/2020.
2. Have lost income directly as a result of the pandemic (proof of loss required).
3. Have not received a federal housing subsidy in the past 12 months.
4. Qualify based on their income. The maximum income to receive this funding is: $36,200 for a family of one and that rate increases with the size of the family. 

Eligible Businesses:

​The Prescott Cares program can provide up to $5,000 to a business that has been impacted financially by the COVID-19 pandemic. Some of the requirements to be eligible for a business are:

1. Be physically located in the City of Prescott in a brick and mortar business with customers primarily based in Prescott.
2. Have been in operation for at least six months prior to the COVID-19 pandemic (Sept 16, 2019).
3. Provide evidence of potential job loss as a result of COVID-19.
4. Provide evidence of being able to retain jobs for at least 6 months after grant.​​

Grant Workshops Via ZOOM Or in Person
(Click below to join the day of via Zoom)

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THURSDAY, APRIL 15 at 4:00 PM ARIZONA
PRESCOTT CARES WORKSHOP - PM
City of Prescott Council Chambers

Attend via zoom Thursday

FRIDAY, APRIL 16 at 9:00 AM ARIZONA
PRESCOTT CARES WORKSHOP - PM
City of Prescott Council Chambers

attend via zoom Friday

Applications Available Soon