The 2021 Summit: Art OF the Community will hold 6 free live streamed sessions focused on current topics in the MD creative sector, interspersed with creative burst of art-making and performances.
Garrett County Government - Department of Business Development
May 2021
Join MD Labor on June 3rd at 10 AM to learn and ask questions about the features and benefits of Maryland's Registered Apprenticeship Program.
MD-PACE is a statewide C-PACE program that provides turn-key, low cost, standardized C-PACE program services to property owners, capital providers, contractors, and local governments in Maryland.
C-PACE is a flexible financing tool that can allow commercial borrowers, including owners of multifamily properties of 5 units or greater, to access capital for energy efficiency.
Applications will be accepted from Monday, May 25, 2021, at 12 PM until Tuesday, June 8, 2021, at 12 PM and will be reviewed on a first come first serve basis.
The program will target small businesses owned by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals, as well as women and veterans.
The program has announced the publication of Request for Qualifications for the MD District Court Catonsville District Courthouse and the MD Dept. of Agriculture Salisbury Animal Health Lab.
When using bFile, the system will automatically recognize a vendor qualified for this credit and will automatically populate the amount of the sales tax credit on new line 10.1.
The awards are accompanied by grants of $2,000, $10,000, and $15,000 that encourage artistic growth and sustained practice.
SBA still has potential funding available for eligible establishments with 2019 annual revenue of $50,000 or less. Eligible establishments that meet this revenue standard are encouraged to apply.
For those that have been fully vaccinated, the state is adopting the CDC guidance that individuals may resume activities as normal with no face covering required.
Businesses that primarily sell goods or offer services that require collection of sales & use tax are not eligible for this program.
Garrett College leads all Maryland community colleges in multiple key success indicators, based on a compilation of data from the most recent Maryland Performance Accountability Report.
The survey looks at all aspects of U.S. agricultural production, the well-being of farm households, farm finances, chemical usage, and various farm production characteristics.
Participating farmers will receive free technical assistance and financial incentives to help install soil health practices, such as conservation tillage and prescribed grazing.
The festival is being heralded in early May with a Public Art Project featuring a range of area artists who are creating artworks to be displayed outside of participating businesses.
Running from May 1 to Oct. 31, more than 25 MD state parks will offer opportunities to engage families in outdoor activities to experience MD's vast cultural, historical and natural resources.
All Maryland Farm Bureau members, farmers, and truck drivers are invited to attend the Western Maryland Trucking Forum on May 27th to discuss issues facing farmers on rural roads and state highways.
The day-long stage events will include Celtic, Scottish and Irish music. Pipes and Drums will open the day and present short concerts. The lineup also includes the Teelin Irish Dance Company.
The US Route 219 (Chestnut Ridge Road) highway realignment in Grantsville will officially open to traffic on Thursday, May 6, 2021.
The Maryland Entrepreneur Hub was designed with the entrepreneur in mind, to provide a platform that gathers all of Maryland’s resources and funding information in one place.
Eligible businesses are encouraged to apply. This will be the last chance for businesses to apply for this funding. Application portal will close May 15, 2021.
Frederick A. Thayer III Courthouse
203 South Fourth Street, Room 208
Oakland, MD 21550
Phone: 301.334.1921
Fax: 301.334.7469
business@garrettcounty.org
