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Montana To Offer $123 Million In Covid-19 Emergency Grants

June 5, 2020/

Bullock

Montana is offering $123 million through new emergency grant programs to small businesses, non-profits and individuals impacted by the novel coronavirus pandemic starting May 7.

Governor Steve Bullock announced the first round of grants funded by the federal CARES Act relief package in a press conference Tuesday afternoon.

By & • May 5, 2020


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