On Tuesday April 28, 2020, State Senator Tony Hwang is hosting a unique “The CARES ACT, PPP & PUA LISTENING Town Hall” for business owners and self-employed individuals to talk about the challenges they are facing due to drastic changes caused by public health declarations enacted during the health crisis.
In anticipation of the second allocation of funding through the federal Small business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), Senator Hwang wants to provide a forum to share real stories of what is happening to businesses and how programs like the PPP or CARES Act are helping or lacking. We are hopeful this program provides a “voice” for our local small businesses that were denied approval or even access to federal stimulus funds to be heard and get the support and relief help that they need.
Register to receive credentials for this Zoom Town Hall meeting (https://bit.ly/3cTyzlr). Feel free to email questions in advance of the meeting with your name, business and contact information to Tony.Hwang@cga.ct.gov.
This meeting will be recorded and subject to state freedom of information (FOI) guidelines. The recording will be shared with the Office of CT Governor Ned Lamont, Connecticut’s Department of Banking, Department of Economic and Community Development, along with the federal U.S. Small Business Administration.
LEGAL NOTICE: Certain communications or records received by or sent from this electronic mail account may be subject to public disclosure pursuant to the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act, Conn. Gen. Stat. § 1-200 et seq.
The post CARES Act, PPP, PUA LISTENING Virtual Town Hall Meeting appeared first on Connecticut Senate Republicans.
