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Improving the quality of life for Eureka’s residents, businesses, and employees, and visitors through positive actions to attract, retain, and expand businesses within the city.
Information on the city’s economic development department, starting or relocating a business to Eureka, and getting or renewing a business license.
Works with the community to support large and small business owners, investors, developers, and entrepreneurs with a focus on promoting, retaining current businesses, and recruiting new businesses.
Eureka’s Downtown and Old Town business district (A to I Streets and Waterfront to 8th Street). Supports local businesses by organizing and implementing good-faith economic practices derived from Main Street America.
Basic forms and information necessary to begin the business license application process and answers to frequently asked questions.
Your one-stop-shop for accelerating small business resources such as access to capital, human resources, compliance, marketing, accounting, or any other business need.
Offers both virtual and in-person trainings and workshops designed for business development on a variety of key topics.
A federal agency that connects entrepreneurs with funding to help them plan, start and grow their business.
Makes loans to businesses in Humboldt County and leads projects that benefit the region's economy.
Provides loans and support to entrepreneurial, innovative business and community endeavors in Del Norte, Humboldt, Mendocino, Lake, Siskiyou, Trinity, and Shasta Counties.
Works to fill the gaps Black and Brown business owners see in business ownership like access to capital, mentorship and social opportunities.
Hosts an online database of local Unapologetically Queer Affirming Businesses, providing social media promotion and window stickers for interested businesses at no charge. Queer Humboldt also offers customized trainings for businesses and community groups on 2S/LGBTQIA+ vocabulary and inclusion.
A community of makers, artisans, entrepreneurs, farmers and local leaders who drive sustainable ideas and change across the Redwood Coast economy.