MERCED COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) — After the relentless January storms, many businesses on Cooper Avenue in Merced are back on their feet but, still picking up the pieces. Clear Choice Custodial Services employees were still cleaning nearly five weeks after the storms. The offices and warehouses had three feet of flood water. The general manager Jack Mobley says despite the damage, the high waters did not impact business operations. "You can’t stop and cry about it, you just have to put one foot in front of the other and go on," Mobley says. On Friday, the U.S. Small Business Administration opened its Business Recovery Center at the Downtown Campus Center in Merced. Providing a range of services to not only businesses impacted by the winter storms, but also homeowners and renters who declared disasters. To get businesses back up and running, the SBA is offering low-interest loans. "It’s nice if you don’t have the cash or the reserves to replace the equipment and pay your employees when they can’t work," Mobley says. "If you don’t have that I can understand maybe having to lean on the SBA or FEMA but then you got money that you have to pay […]
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