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Gardena First! What is it?

The Gardena First! Program promotes awareness to both businesses and consumers about keeping dollars in Gardena.

Outstanding Business Award January – June 2010

The City of Gardena Outstanding Business Award is presented semi-annually, to a business in the city based on quality of the business, business achievements, and community involvement. Winners are selected every six months, and nominations are reviewed by the Gardena Business Advisory Council.

Brownfields Public Engagement Process published by Institute for Local Government

In 2004, the City of Gardena, in partnership with residential and business community members, formed the Brownfield Community Relations Committee (BCRC). The BCRC works on the redevelopment and/or reuse of brownfield sites. The Brownfields Public Engagement Process was applauded for exemplifying good local governance in a recent article by the Institute for Local Government.

Sam’s Club Announces SBA Small Business Loan Program

Need working capital for your small business? Let Sam’s Club® lend you a hand. Enjoy a simplified loan process, plus best-in-class rates. Securing access to capital for your small business can be a challenge; but, as a Sam’s Club® Member, you have the advantage. By applying for your loan through Superior Financial Group’s SBA Loan Program, you’ll benefit from a simple, fast process, as well as exceptional savings on fees, interest rates and terms.

5% Small Business Credit Expanded

The Gardena Business Advisory Council recently recommended that the 5% Small Business Credit Program be expanded to apply to contract awards up to $250,000.

Resource Guide for Business in the South Bay

Ever wonder what the best resources are in the South Bay for your business development needs? Look no further, we have provided you with a inclusive guide to business resources in the area.

The City’s New Website – Informative and Helpful

Gardena has a brand new website.  This spiffy new website is appealing, provides a high level of service and is easier to navigate with its convenient drop down menus. Not only is this new website a valuable resource for information and assistance, but it has been specifically designed to allow for payment of bills on-line.

Five Percent Local Small Business Incentive

In 2006, the City Council revised the City’s purchasing policies to establish a small business credit of five percent (5%) to qualifying bidders for purposes of determining the lowest responsible bidder on certain City contracts.