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Los Angeles County Small Business Grants and Funding

1 current County program is listed below. Check the geographic boundary first: “Los Angeles” can mean the City of Los Angeles, another incorporated city, an unincorporated community, or a small incident impact area.

Last source check October 29, 2026 · Primary sources only

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Current programs

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OpenCash grant

LA County Sidewalk Vendor Formalization Grant

Los Angeles County is accepting applications for $500 formalization grants for eligible merchandise sidewalk vendors in unincorporated areas. The current application period began October 13, 2026.

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Where
Unincorporated Los Angeles County
Amount or service
$500 paid by Inclusive Action for the City toward eligible permitting, compliance and business setup costs
Geographic limit
The vendor must operate on sidewalks in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County and live within Los Angeles County. The County's district locator must show the vending location as unincorporated.
Basic eligibility
Applicants must be self-employed merchandise vendors with one cart, live in Los Angeles County and have operated continuously for at least 12 months when applying. Household income must be $75,000 or less. Vendors must hold or seek the County's Sidewalk Vending Registration Certificate and meet its prior-award and good-standing requirements. Read the primary source for the full requirements.

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