Dillsboro To Launch Façade, Awning, Signage Grant Program

Applications are due by Wednesday, July 1. 

(Dillsboro, Ind.) - The Dillsboro Community Partnership has created a grant program to provide financial incentive grant to commercial or residential building owners located within the Dillsboro Downtown District.

The Façade/Awning/Signage Grant Program is an incentive grant funded through a grant from U.S. Bank Corp. and administered by the Dillsboro Community Partnership Entrepreneurs and Small Business Assistance Committee.

Restoration of individual façade, awning purchases, and new signage will improve the overall visual appearance of downtown Dillsboro. This is critical for both the success of individual businesses and the economic health and vitality of the town.

Three total grants will be provided. One grant will be provided for a project match of up to $5,000 and two grants for a match of up to $1,500.

Applications must meet one of the eligible project categories to be eligible for consideration.

The deadline to submit an application is Wednesday, July 1. 

DCP Entrepreneurs and Small Business Assistance Committee will review applications and make a formal decision on who will receive the grants by August 1.

Money will be awarded once the projects are completed and receipts are reviewed. 

The Dillsboro Community Partnership is a group of community members and business leaders dedicated to creating a vibrant downtown and a certified Indiana Main Street. This fosters community pride, enhances and promotes growth and supports local businesses and organizations to strengthen the quality of life in the community.

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