Pima County has opened a third round of support for small businesses that might need help in acquiring Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for employees.
The County delivered free PPE to 202 businesses in the first two waves of the program. Priority in this round goes to businesses applying for the first time. Businesses that already obtained PPE through this program can submit another request and receive supplies, if still available.
Businesses requesting assistance will receive a pre-sorted allotment of PPE – which may include hand sanitizer, gloves, and masks – based on their number of employees. This service is only available to businesses with fewer than 50 employees.
The application link is open until Oct. 30. PPE distribution to businesses will begin the week of Nov. 2.
This is a first-come, first-served program, and requests will be filled until PPE runs out for the County’s allotment of business assistance.
More information on this program and the County’s Back to Business efforts is available at pima.gov/b2b.
Media contact:
Spencer Graves, Logistics Sector Chief, Pima County Health Department
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