December 13, 2025 - 01:25

The Small Business Administration is set to close its two offices located in the Los Angeles area, specifically in the Palisades and Eaton fire zones, next week. This decision comes as the agency continues to streamline its operations while ensuring that residents affected by the devastating wildfires in January still have access to essential resources and support.
Despite the impending closure of these offices, individuals and businesses impacted by the wildfires can still seek assistance through alternative channels. The SBA has emphasized that help remains available, including financial aid and counseling services tailored to meet the needs of those recovering from the disaster.
Residents are encouraged to reach out to the SBA’s national resources or visit their website for guidance on how to access the necessary support. The agency remains committed to aiding recovery efforts, even as it adjusts its operational footprint in the region.
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