SBA Unveils Free Disaster Mitigation Seminars for Entrepreneurs and Homeowners in Upcoming Online and Pompano Beach Events

The U.S. Small Business Administration has rolled out a series of seminars designed to bolster your defenses against the whims of disaster. The aptly named Strengthening Communities: SBA Loans and Mitigation Strategies for Lasting Resilience program is all about giving practical advice – free of charge – to those aspiring to safeguard their properties from future hazards with the help of SBA loans, according to the City of Fort Lauderdale's announcement.

Residents and business owners can enhance their disaster preparedness and learn about SBA loan opportunities through upcoming seminars available both in person and online via Zoom. These sessions provide valuable guidance on strengthening community resilience and financial recovery. While locations may vary, the registration page offers the most up-to-date schedule. Upcoming sessions include virtual events on February 2 and 11, with an in-person seminar in Pompano Beach on February 4.

These seminars offer valuable knowledge to help small business owners and homeowners better prepare for and recover from disasters. Whether rebuilding after a storm or taking steps to prevent future damage, attendees will gain practical guidance. Those interested can check the SBA website for available spots and register. For those who can't attend in person, the February 2 and 11 Zoom sessions provide a convenient way to access important resources from home. Early registration is recommended, as these virtual seminars tend to fill up quickly.

Each session is designed to help attendees build resilience and recover effectively long after the seminar ends. For more information, call (571) 686-5772, email [email protected], or visit Fort Lauderdale’s announcement page online.