Business Revolving Loan Fund

WORKING WITH US

BUSINESS REVOLVING LOAN FUNDS

WHAT WE DO


SEIRPC assists economic development and business groups, cities, counties and local bankers throughout the region with business revolving loan funds as gap financing.  SEIRPC staff are ready and available to make personal visits to meet with businesses and lenders. The RLF complements primary lenders and businesses to retain and create jobs.


HOW WE DO IT


SEIRPC manages nearly $4.0 million in loan capital to serve southeast Iowa. Loan capital is sourced mostly from federal funds. SEIRPC RLF operations are funded through interest payments and loan fees. Staff are available now to discuss your project, idea or dream to create and retain jobs here in southeast Iowa. 


DID YOU KNOW?


RLF can be used for working capital, equipment, and remodeling/building.



CONTACT


Mike Norris, Executive Director

Email: mnorris@seirpc.com

Contact number: 319-753-4310

Revolving Loan Fund
Keokuk Broadcasting, Inc.

Applications, Committees, and Past Projects

REVOLVING LOAN FUND (RLF) COMMITTEES

SEIRPC RLF Loan Review Committee

Steve Brimhall

Bill Small

Klay Edwards

Brooklyn Holcomb

Chad Hudson

Mark Huston

Mike Pribyl

Barb Smidt

Jim Olson

Rob Ritson

Keokuk RLF Loan Review Committee

Harold Peterson

Carole Betts

Greg Miller

Mike Pribyl

Josh Kirchner

Ex Officio:

Shelley Oltmans

Joyce Glasscock

Henry County RLF Loan Review Committee

Scott Baylor

Klay Edwards

David File

Robert Meyer

Jim Henns


Ex Officio:

Gary See

REVOLVING LOAN FUND (RLF) PAST PROJECTS

SEIRPC staff was busy this year with the requests and project funding with the Revolving Loan Funds along with all the required reports and onsite visits to existing loan recipients. The following loans were made to the following businesses over the past year:


  • Flint Cliffs Manufacturing -$175,000 in EDA funds to expand production capacity to manufacture orders for a government contract acquired this year.


  • Joy Stix Rock-Ade and Puck-E-She-Tuck Emporium -City of Keokuk RLF $35,000 for working capital and interior upgrades to this retail business located at 714 Main St., Keokuk.

  • The staff continued reaching out to economic development and business groups, cities, counties, and local bankers throughout the region to keep aware of the availability and utility of revolving loan funds. Personal visits to loan recipients were made regularly to offer assistance as well as build long lasting relationships with them.
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