The City of Azusa Small Business Grant (SBG) Program is available to local business that have been economically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.  The City is offering grants up to $10,000 to businesses that:

• Create or retain a job for a low- and moderate-income person

Eligible Businesses

Small Businesses located in the City of Azusa with less than 500 employees that were impacted by COVID-19, are one of the following business types and meet the criteria below:

• Small Businesses with less than 500 employees that have been impacted by COVID-19
• Restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, cafés, gastropubs, salons, barbers and other grooming businesses, gyms, day spas, and fitness studios
• Retail and commercial stores such as local markets, consumer goods, electronics, appliances, health and sporting goods, furniture, clothing and shoes, books, and music stores
• Active business license in the City or County, as applicable
• No unresolved City, municipal, or health code violations
• Business in continuous operation in our City for at least two year

Ineligible Businesses

List of Ineligible Businesses   

Use of Grant Funds:

Grant funds can be used for operational business expenses such as: 

• Employee payroll; 
• Working capital to continue operations;
• Payment of outstanding business expenses; and
• Adaptive practices needed to remain open (i.e. equipment and supplies for physical distancing).

How to Participate

Businesses submit an intake form during the 5-day open application period.  After the 5-day period, a lottery will be conducted and selected businesses will be requested to complete an application.  The Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA) will work with the selected businesses on behalf of the City of Azusa to complete an application form, execute an agreement and provide the grant funds directly to the business owners. 

Submit Your Intake form here!

Questions? Submit your inquiry at sbgp@azusaca.gov or call (626) 812-5298


This Program will be administered by the Los Angeles County Development Authority Funded by U.S. Housing and Urban Development Community Development Block Grant.