Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses are hurting and the Alamo Economic Development Corporation (EDC) wants to lend a hand. Our Micro-Loan Program is just one of our many incentives that have proven to be helpful to businesses in the past. How does it work and what do you need to do to qualify?... read more
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Texas ordered non-essential businesses to close earlier this year, leaving countless business owners unable to earn a wage and pay essential bills. The same went for employees unable to get a paycheck due to their employers closing down. Although the state is slowly reopening, many businesses and individuals are still... read more
During these extraordinary times, your business may be experiencing difficulties like lower cash flows to help with operating costs. If so, yours isn’t the only one. Countless businesses are dealing with the same. If your company is located in Alamo, then know that the Alamo Economic Development Corporation (EDC) has programs available that can help... read more
Our country is experiencing a never-before-seen crisis, and our economy is hurting. This is especially true for small businesses. Small businesses are the foundation of our communities and employ nearly half of the American workforce. The Alamo EDC knows this and is committed to helping local business owners. We’ve begun modifying our loan programs, and... read more
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced on March 20th that it would begin offering long-term, low-interest loans to help small businesses affected by COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus. These low-interest loans are part of the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) and are designed to add working capital to small businesses going through economic... read more
The Alamo EDC is always working toward helping local businesses move forward, and recent changes to our lending program show how committed we are to help. The Micro-Loan Program is one of several incentives that we offer. It helps businesses with repairs or renovations via low-interest loans. It’s a self-sustaining program that uses the interest... read more
As the Rio Grande Valley continues to grow, the need for more commercial properties increases in demand. When it comes to business, it’s all about location, location, location. If you’re looking for a place that’s close to bustling areas like McAllen but is far enough to maintain that unique, small-town Texas feel, then don’t look... read more
If you’re a soon-to-be entrepreneur or small business owner thinking of opening or relocating your company, then consider attending the FREE Alamo EDC Small Business Workshop on January 29th from noon until 1:00 PM at 715 US Business 83 in Alamo. Lunch will also be provided! The workshop will focus on Alamo’s Revolving Loan Program,... read more
Starting your own business has many advantages, and it all begins with a well-thought-out and well-written business plan. As December is “Write a Business Plan Month,” we want to encourage you to extend that thought past this month and well into 2020. Starting a business can be both exciting and scary, but by putting a... read more
The Alamo EDC’s main objectives are to help the city grow economically and foster a healthy commercial environment for local entrepreneurs. Now that the holiday season is here, the Alamo EDC wants to reward citizens across the Valley that spend their money in our city with the Meet Me in Alamo Campaign! Read on to... read more
