Explore services, programs, learning, business support and useful information for life in Desert Hot Springs.
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Browse all servicesOrange County Inland Empire Small Business Development Center Network
People starting or running a small business in the Coachella Valley can get free one-to-one advice on planning, marketing, money and day-to-day business problems.
Explore this resourceCoachella Valley Women's Business Center
The Coachella Valley Women’s Business Center helps people plan, start and improve a business. Ask for free advice on your next business decision.
Explore this resourceSCORE Inland Empire
People starting or running a business can ask SCORE for a free mentor. A mentor can help you think through business goals and problems.
Explore this resourceRiverside County Office of Economic Development / AmPac
Riverside County businesses may apply for a BizBoost loan to support their business. This is borrowed money that must be repaid, with approval based on…
Explore this resourceApple Valley Choice Energy
Apple Valley Choice Energy business customers can explore solar and battery installations with no upfront equipment cost. Energy and agreement payments still apply.
Explore this resourceCity of Ontario
Downtown Ontario businesses can review local loans, rebates and assistance. Each option has its own location and project rules.
Explore this resourceMission Springs Water District
Mission Springs Water District customers may get money back when they replace an old toilet with an approved water-saving model.
Explore this resourceMission Springs Water District
Mission Springs Water District water customers may get a rebate for replacing lawn with approved desert-friendly landscaping. Get approval before removing the grass.
Explore this resourceMission Springs Water District
Mission Springs Water District water customers may get money back for a sprinkler controller that adjusts watering to the weather. Home and business projects have…
Explore this resourceMission Springs Water District
Mission Springs Water District customers with an unusually high water bill after a leak can ask for a bill review once the leak is fixed.
Explore this resourceRiverside County Workforce Development
Riverside County employers may get part of a new worker’s wages paid back during approved training. Arrange the program before hiring or starting training.
Explore this resourceUS Department of Agriculture
Eligible organizations can explore financing for rural electricity projects. The October 8, 2026 deadline for the first application step has passed.
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