Big Ideas Start Local: Choose Clark County’s Revolving Loan Fund Has Funds Available

Clark County is full of hardworking entrepreneurs, dreamers, and doers — and Choose Clark County wants to help those dreams grow.

Right now, over $12,000 is available through our Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) — and it’s ready to support local businesses with low-interest, flexible financing to help move your project forward.

Whether you're updating a building, purchasing equipment, stocking inventory, or starting something new, our RLF was built to support the people and businesses shaping the future of Clark County.

What Is the Revolving Loan Fund?

The Revolving Loan Fund is a gap financing tool designed to help business owners in Clark County access the capital they need when other financing options might fall short.

Choose Clark County offers RLF dollars at low interest rates and with personalized support to help you succeed. As businesses repay their loans, those funds become available again — continually reinvesting in Clark County’s economic future.

What Can the Loan Be Used For?

Eligible uses include:

• Building renovations or expansion

• Equipment or inventory

• Startup or working capital

• Commercial property improvements

• Other project-related business needs

  
  

Loans are available to new, expanding, or existing businesses located in Clark County.

Why This Matters

We’ve seen major momentum across Clark County lately — from renovated storefronts and new commercial builds to long-standing businesses expanding their services. The Revolving Loan Fund is here to keep that progress moving.

If you have a plan, an idea, or even just the spark of a vision — we want to hear from you.

How to Get Started

Visit chooseclarkcounty.org/do-business-here to learn more about eligibility, loan terms, and how to apply.

You can also reach out to us directly at director@chooseclarkcounty.com for questions or guidance. We’re happy to help walk you through the process.

Let’s keep building Clark County — one bold idea at a time.