$30 million COVID relief package for Utah small businesses gets Senate OK

Nearly a year into the pandemic, some small businesses — particularly those in the service and arts and entertainment industries — continue to struggle.

(Trent Nelson | Tribune file photo) A sign encouraging social distancing at City Creek in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020. A bill that advanced in the Utah Senate on Tuesday would create a $30 million fund to help small businesses struggling from the pandemic.

$30 million COVID relief package for Utah small businesses gets Senate OK

Nearly a year into the pandemic, some small businesses — particularly those in the service and arts and entertainment industries — continue to struggle.

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