To Our Stanton Business Community -

To Our Stanton Business Community - We understand businesses have experienced disruptions and financial impacts due to this incident. The City is sharing available recovery resources and collecting business impact information to better understand needs and help connect businesses with appropriate resources. Affected businesses are encouraged to document losses, contact their insurance providers, and review the resources below. We remain committed to supporting our business community through this situation and recovery efforts.Business Recovery ResourcesEstimated Disaster Economic Injury Worksheet for Businesses Download and complete the Estimated Disaster Economic Injury Worksheet for Businesses, then email the completed form to [email protected]. View Press Release: Small Businesses Impacted by Garden Grove Chemical Leak Incident Encouraged to Submit SBA Assistance Worksheet Individual Assistance UnitThe Small Business Administration provides low interest loans for individuals and Businesses impacted by a disaster event. SBA loans include: Physical low interest loans for damaged properties Economic low interest loans for working capital loans Provisions to return evacuees to their home No interest payments for a year View flyer:  U.S. Small Business Administration Individual Assistance (IA) Unit Small Business Recovery Webinar: Emergency Resources for OC Businesses Impacted by Chemical Incident This webinar is designed to support businesses impacted by the recent hazardous materials incident and chemical leak involving a storage tank at an aerospace facility in Garden Grove. This webinar is offered by the Orange County Inland Empire SBDC Network (OCIE SBDC), in collaboration with the Orange County Women’s Business Center (OC WBC), and in partnership with federal, state, county, and local agencies. During this webinar, business owners will receive timely information on available federal, state, county, and local recovery resources, assistance programs, business continuity guidance, and access to one-on-one no-cost consulting services. Participants will also learn how to navigate immediate operational challenges while preparing for long-term recovery and resiliency. This webinar is offered in English, Spanish, Korean, and Vietnamese. Join the webinar: Webinar on Friday May 29, 2026 at 9am City of Stanton Business Impact Survey The City is collecting information from local businesses to better understand impacts from the recent evacuation and help identify available resources.  This survey is for assessment and planning purposes only. Take the City of Stanton Business Impact Survey Community Support OpportunityIf your business is in a place to support impacted residents, The City is working with OC United Way and 2-1-1 for relief support and recovery resources. The Stanton donation page for the OC Community Resilience Fund is now live: StantonCA.gov/Recovery Please select the City of Stanton when donating so funds are directed to our community. Key points: Assistance is intended for residents only at this time Donations designated for Stanton will help provide $250 cash assistance cards to eligible residents OC United Way and 2-1-1 will lead the application process and prioritize assistance based on eligibility, need, and available funding Application details will be shared soon through the City website and social media This fund does not prevent residents from pursuing insurance claims, legal claims, nonprofit assistance, or other available support