Business owners, local leaders worry about rules for COVID-19 grant programs – Center Square

It’s not just businesses that could be on the hook for grant dollars. In Springfield, Alderman Andrew Proctor worried about what would happen if the city codified restrictions that differed from the governor’s.
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Riverbender
5 years ago

So, unless I am missing something, there are Federal Tax dollars that have been allocated and targeted to businesses to provide relief from the Covid ramifications. However we see that a State Governor, Pritzker in this case, can deny the funding that does not meet his or her personal guidelines despite the source of the funds being Federal tax dollars. Does this mean then that Pritzker can deny funds as punishment for those that did not support his defeated tax hike? Something isn’t right here because Federal Funds that are devoted to a situation should go to that situation regardless… Read more »

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