New city CARES Act money will go toward helping Prescott individuals, small businesses
A graph from the City of Prescott shows the basic income guidelines that are expected to be used to determine if individuals are eligible for coming Community Development Block Grants to help with impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic, depending on the size of the household. The grants would be focused on low-to-moderate-income individuals suffering financial hardships from the pandemic. (City of Prescott/Courtesy)
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