Rep. Loudermilk’s Weekly Newsletter

“The Congressional Art Competition is always a great opportunity for students across Georgia’s 11th Congressional District to compete for their artwork to be displayed in the U.S. Capitol. All of the artwork entered and displayed this year at the Downtown Gallery was beautiful and unique. The students definitely left the judges a difficult decision to make. I want to thank the all of the schools who participated from across our district, and the many students who made this year’s competition truly remarkable.”

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The anticipated Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) guidance and application forms are now available from the Small Business Administration (SBA). Applications are being accepted as of today, and many private sector financial institutions are helping to process them.

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SBA Lender Application Form (Resource is unavailable)
SBA Borrower Application Form (Resource is unavailable)
The Paycheck Protection Program was created under the CARES Act stimulus package passed last week. This $350 billion program is designed to provide immediate cash-flow to small businesses impacted by the current health crisis.

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“Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed the executive order for residents to shelter in place at home in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Residents are ordered to stay at home, taking every possible precaution to limit social interaction and prevent the spread of the virus. 

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“One the speakers during the chamber’s program, U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Cassville, reviewed the recent federal legislation, saying that lawmakers will likely revisit details of the $2.2 trillion economic rescue package President Trump signed on Friday, but it’s mostly focused on small businesses. He was optimistic about the country facing the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic challenges.

‘America is strong. We’re in better conditions to weather this storm than ever in history,” Loudermilk said. “Communities are what are going to pull us through.’ ” 

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