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$5 million in new grants to support small businesses for pandemic relief passed by City Council
Mayor Jenny A. Durkan, City Council President M. Lorena González, and Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda today celebrated the City Council’s unanimous vote to provide a new $5 million relief package to support small businesses and workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to recent statewide restrictions needed to slow the surge of COVID-19, the $5 million will be directed toward small businesses and workers in the hospitality industry. $2.5 million will go to restaurants and bars, and $2.5 million will go to hospitality workers. Recent data indicates that over 600 restaurants and bars have permanently shut down in Seattle since the COVID-19 pandemic began. … Read More
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Health, housing, union & workers’ rights advocate. Policy wonk. Coalition builder. Newly elected King County D8 Councilmember. Official KC posts at @CMTMosqueda
Fun Fact: Youth crime actually is about on par with pre pandemic numbers, at least according to case referral numbers to King County prosecutors. @finchfrii asked me about this last week after the @KCCouncil vote. https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/pao/about-king-county/about-pao/data-reports/dashboard#:~:text=The%20sections%20of%20the%20dashboard,explained%20in%20the%20dashboard%20itself.
For those who have asked what small businesses DONT want to permanently enshrine CM Hollingsworth's subminimum wage, they signed this op-ed.
So excited to see the community across WA State supporting @BobFergusonAG so he can TURN OUT THE VOTE and win his race to be the next Governor of the Great State of WA! ❤️💪🏾