Explore services, programs, learning, business support and useful information for life in Desert Hot Springs.
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Browse all servicesAccessity
People starting or growing a business in Southern California can ask Accessity about a loan. Approval, loan size, interest and fees depend on the application.
Explore this resourceRiverside County Office of Economic Development
People starting or expanding a business in Riverside County can get help finding the right departments, permits, advisers and business-support programs.
Explore this resourceFair Housing Council of Riverside County
Renters and landlords in Riverside County can ask for help with lease, repair or other rental-housing problems. The council may help both sides work toward…
Explore this resourceCity of Desert Hot Springs
Owners improving a hotel or spa in Desert Hot Springs can ask the City about hotel room-tax savings for an approved renovation, reopening or new…
Explore this resourceCalifornia Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz)
Businesses planning to hire or invest in California can compete for a state tax credit. The next listed application round starts January 4, 2027.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank (IBank)
California businesses that have trouble getting a loan can ask a participating lender about state loan support. You still need approval and must repay the…
Explore this resourceCalifornia Capital Programs & Climate Financing Authority (CPCFA)
If your California small business has trouble getting a loan, a participating lender may use state support to reduce its risk. You still repay the…
Explore this resourceCalifornia Capital Programs & Climate Financing Authority (CPCFA)
Some businesses can repay a loan but lack the property or assets the bank requires as security. CalCAP may help the lender cover that gap.
Explore this resourceU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
For-profit small businesses can ask an approved lender about a loan for business costs, equipment or property. The business must qualify and repay the loan.
Explore this resourceU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Small businesses can seek a loan for an approved building, business property or major equipment purchase. This money must be repaid and cannot cover everyday…
Explore this resourceU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Small businesses and some nonprofit child-care centers can seek a loan of up to $50,000 through an approved nonprofit lender. The loan must be repaid.
Explore this resourceRiverside County Workforce Development / Employment Training Panel
Some Riverside County employers can get support for approved training that teaches workers new job skills. The business and training must meet program rules.
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