On August 4, 2020, the County of Siskiyou Board of Supervisors allocated $1.5 million of State of California Coronavirus Relief Funds (CRF) to support economic and community resiliency, and offset COVID-19 related economic hardships and disruptions to local businesses. The goal of the Program is to provide a temporary source of emergency capital to help local, businesses sustain operations and address unforeseen financial impacts. Eligible, qualified businesses are encouraged to apply for up to $10,000 in grant assistance.
Read MoreThe Siskiyou Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and the Jefferson Economic Development Institute (JEDI) are working together to distribute PPE to several hundred Siskiyou County small businesses. Approximately 160,740 state-allocated surgical masks and 1,311 gallons of hand sanitizer have been made available to California small businesses through the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (CalOES) in collaboration with the Office of the Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA).
Read MoreSmall businesses can connect with local, reliable resources with the Siskiyou Small Business Development Center. Our team can help you develop a plan and understand resources in the CARES Act. This guide will help.
Read MoreThe Siskiyou EDC publishes our annual report every year, providing the opportunity to celebrate our shared work, as we advance our vision, leverage assets and set the standard for economic development in rural communities. View the 2019/2020 FY Annual Report here.
Read MoreWe are diligently working to compile, communicate, advocate for, and leverage additional resources for our businesses and communities in response to COVID-19. Our goal is to share economic and business relief resources with the community, as soon as they are available.
Read MoreFrom a quick debrief on Working Landscapes, to our first Small Business feature, and an update on our EDA Resilience planning, the Siskiyou Economic Development Council shares news and insights from Siskiyou County in the Spring 2020 eNewsletter .
Read MoreRural communities are rich with social capital where a talented network can create a unique, locally-made product. Read about Denny Bar Distillery Company, where community buy-in is visible and the economic chain starts with agriculture.
Read MoreWith support from the EDA, Siskiyou Economic Development is leading an 18 month project to identify competitive strengths and right-sized tools to further support economic resilience in Siskiyou.
Read MoreSiskiyou Economic Development was recognized in the California Economic Development Journal (2020), for providing excellent leadership on behalf of the local economy.
Read MoreSiskiyou is a key contributor to California’s working landscape, which was highlighted at the California Economic Summit in December.
Read MoreCalifornia state agencies award at least 25% of their annual contracting dollars to certified Small Businesses. This workshop in Redding, on February 18th, will help small businesses understand how to contract with the California State Government.
Read MoreThe SEDC and the SBDC participated in Shop Small Saturday, with a campaign that encourages customers to visit to Siskiyou Businesses. The #ShopSmallCA video features six businesses, across Siskiyou, as part of a greater campaign celebrating the diversity of California’s small businesses this holiday season.
Read MoreThe City of Mt. Shasta is applying for a grant to remediate an additional 12 acres of the Landing - Roseburg Commerce Park.
Read MoreSeveral partners share their experience participating in the Modoc War Audio Tour project. This video features project partners from the Klamath Tribal Administration, the City of Tulelake, the Ford Family Foundation for Community Development, SCED, and Discover Siskiyou.
Read MoreOur 2019 Fall Quarterly Report highlights several programs, including Workforce, Small Business Development, Discover Siskiyou and Brownfields. The report also includes upcoming Small Business workshops and the Brownfields Input Form available online.
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Read MoreOur organization will hold the first-ever State Employment Training Panel (ETP) Contract in Siskiyou.
Read MoreThe Siskiyou Small Business Development Center, located in Yreka, provides support, resources and one-on-one direct business advising for start-ups and existing businesses.
Read MoreThis project combines history, storytelling, technology and recreation, to enhance the visitor experience through 60 miles of important and scenic landmarks, ending at the Lava Beds National Monument, in Tulelake.
Read MorePlant Sciences is one of eight propagation nurseries located in Siskiyou’s Butte Valley
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