Storefront and Landscape Improvement Program

The City launched the program for the downtown core and fringe areas in 2006 to add momentum to the central business district revitalization process by offering matching funds to downtown businesses and commercial properties owners for improvements to the exterior of buildings on street-facing sides.

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Amount

Maximum: $30,000

Resource Provider

City of Mandan Business Development

Serves as an information resource to market the area and foster business development.
Resource Type
Loan and Grant
Location
58554
Purpose
Leasehold Improvements, Renovation to Real Estate
Industry
Agriculture, Childcare, Communications, Communities, Construction, Energy, Ethanol, Exporting, Finance, Food Service, Healthcare, High Growth, Hospitality, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Other, Primary Sector, Professional Services, Real Estate, Retail, Tourism, Transportation, Utilities, Value-Added
Business Stage
Existing Business, New Business
Deadline
–
Contact
Ellen Huber
(701) 667-3485
ehuber@cityofmandan.com

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