PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM
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The second draw of the Paycheck Protection Program opened to applications on Monday, January 11.
If this is your first time applying for the PPP, use the First Draw Application. You can find the Top Line Overview of this application from the SBA here.
If you previously received PPP funds through the first round of funding, use the Second Draw Application. You can find the Top Line Overview of this application from the SBA here.
FAQs about PPP Loan forgiveness can be found here.
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Paycheck Protection Program 3.0
A webinar replay by PRLA & PA Banking Association that answers all your burning PPP questions
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The National Restaurant Association has released a new PDF document explaining the ins and outs of the second draw of PPP loans. It includes helpful information about demonstrating your losses, how much money is available and how it is to be distributed, and how to get the most out of your loan forgiveness.
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Didja know? PPP now covers property damage and more... |
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For Existing PPP Borrowers, Stimulus Bill Expands...
The $900 billion Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (the Act) modifies the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) in a variety of business-friendly ways likely to benefit both existing PPP borrowers and businesses that receive a second PPP Loan.
Read more
www.foxrothschild.com
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SHUTTERED VENUE OPERATOR GRANT |
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This grant funding is a direct result of the Save Our Stages Act, spearheaded by the recently-formed National Independent Venue Association.
Available to:
Venue operators or promoters
Theatrical producers
Live performing arts organization operators
Museum operators
Motion picture theatre operators
Talent representatives
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Live Webinar: Accessing Federal Funds for Live Performance Venues
hosted by URA, City of Pittsburgh, and Chatham University's Center for Women's Entrepreneurship
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What: an informal session to discuss the upcoming federal grant funds for eligible live performance businesses.
Where: Join via Zoom here or by calling 1-929-205-6099
When: FRIDAY, January 15, 2021 at 11 a.m.
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Today the SBA hosted an informative 15-minute webinar on the new Shuttered Venue Operator Grant that will be available soon through the SBA. While applications are not yet available, this brief video will discuss eligibility requirements as well as what documentation you can begin preparing for when the grant opens.
Check the SBA's YouTube page here for the video in the next few days.
For updates, check back often to www.sba.gov/coronavirusrelief
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Shuttered Venue Operators Grant
Emergency assistance for eligible venues affected by the COVID pandemic.
Read more
www.sba.gov
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PROTECTING YOUR BUSINESS DURING DEMONSTRATIONS |
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Check for Local Safety Updates
Heard a buzz about a public disruption or emergency near your business? Check social media accounts for the City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety on Facebook or Twitter, and the FBI Pittsburgh field office on Twitter for the most up-to-date information on emergencies in the city.
See Something, Say Something
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Protecting Infrastructure During Public Demonstrations
"To mitigate potentially adverse effects when individuals commit unlawful acts during or concurrent with public demonstrations, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) provides resources to the infrastructure community to support efforts in protecting people and property." -- view the resource and information sheet here.
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De-escalation Tips for Crisis Prevention
Remember these de-escalation tips and know when a situation is escalation beyond your control so you can call for help.
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CPI's Top 10 De-Escalation Tips
In the light of the many recent hardships, it feels almost glib to suggest that de-escalation is really ever this simple. The truth is that there is no magic recipe for keeping troubling things from happening in the world. But there is a way that ...
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www.crisisprevention.com
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In August, PRLA hosted a useful webinar on de-escalation skills and techniques for COVID-19 and civil unrest. The best time to brush up on any kind of emergency training is before you encounter an emergency, so check out the replay on YouTube.
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Right to Refuse Service
As a private business owner with a publicly accessible business, you have the right to refuse service to anyone **except based on that person's race, color, religion, national origin, or disability, which is a violation of federal law.
There are many posters available for purchase and download to remind customers and discourage bad behavior.
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Questions about the impacts of the COVID-19 vaccines on the industry? |
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Want to know if you can (or should) require employees to get the vaccine? Barley Snyder law firm recently hosted a webinar about the COVID vaccine as it relates to business owners. If you missed the webinar last week, you can view the information from the PowerPoint here.
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Got a Beef with Delivery Companies? |
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The Office of Attorney General is interested in the impact of delivery apps on restaurants in Pennsylvania. Your experiences can help them better understand the issues facing Pennsylvania restaurants. This survey can be completed in about 5 minutes or less.
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If you have any questions about this survey, documentation you would like to submit, or if you would like to provide answers over the phone, please contact:
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Check out previous COVID-19 resource newsletters for more information.
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HELP US HELP YOU: Send your questions, challenges, or useful tidbits to Allison or Emily. Or give us a call at 412-400-9007.
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