Explore services, programs, learning, business support and useful information for life in Desert Hot Springs.
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Browse all servicesRiverside 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 resourceCalifornia Public Utilities Commission
Income-qualified California Uber, Lyft or HopSkipDrive drivers with enough passenger trips may qualify for help buying or leasing an approved electric rideshare vehicle.
Explore this resourceCalChoice
Customers of participating CalChoice community energy providers may get solar and battery installation under an energy-payment contract.
Explore this resourceSouthern California Edison (SCE)
Eligible Edison businesses can earn payments for verified electricity reductions during called events. Enrollment and rate-plan rules apply.
Explore this resourceDesert Community Energy (DCE)
Eligible Palm Springs nonprofits can check for future community-grant rounds. The 2026-2027 round has closed.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Office of the Small Business Advocate
California manufacturers can find business guidance and useful support through the state's manufacturing resource page.
Explore this resourceRiverside County
People starting or growing a Riverside County business can find assistance, connections and economic-development resources.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Office of the Small Business Advocate
Startups in the Inland Southern California region can explore support for technology and innovation businesses. Ask which services fit your idea.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Capital Programs & Climate Financing Authority
Eligible public utilities can explore bond financing for utility projects. This is specialized financing, not household bill assistance.
Explore this resourceMetropolitan Water District of Southern California
Businesses and public agencies in Metropolitan Water District's service area can explore rebates and water-saving assistance.
Explore this resourceSouth Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)
Eligible landscape businesses, public agencies and nonprofits can seek help replacing qualifying gas or diesel lawn equipment with battery equipment.
Explore this resourceUS Department of Agriculture
Lower-income homeowners living in an eligible rural home may qualify for repair loans, or grants for qualifying older homeowners.
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