Our Services
Revolving Loan Fund
Tri-County RDC offers gap financing to businesses in Divide, McKenzie, and Williams counties. This program is intended to complement, not replace, existing financing options.
Eligible projects are, but not limited to:
Start-ups and expansions
Construction
Site improvements
Equipment and inventory
Operating capital
Funding Criteria:
Minimum loan amount of $5,000, Maximum loan amount of $25,000
Fixed interest rate over the life of the loan
Loan must be secured with reasonable collateral
Term limit of 5 years
The RLF cannot be used as the lead lender
Grant Preparation & Assistance
Applying for grants can feel overwhelming but that’s where we come in!
Tri-County RDC works with cities, counties, and public nonprofit organizations to find the right funding opportunities and guide projects from idea to award and beyond. Whether you need help identifying the best fit, writing a strong application, or managing reporting requirements after funding is awarded, we’re here to help with every step of the way.
Our team has experience with both state and federal grants, and we understand what funders are looking for. We’ll help you put together a clear, competitive proposal and stay on track throughout the grant process.
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program helps communities in Divide, McKenzie, and Williams counties fund projects that benefit low-income to moderate-income individuals through impactful community development initiatives. These grants come from the federal government and are managed by North Dakota Department of Commerce, Division of Community Services.
How CDBG Can Help Your Community
Infrastructure and Public Facilities
Water and sewer improvements
Flood and drainage work
Fire and emergency services equipment
Accessibility upgrades for public buildings
Community planning and engineering support
Housing and Neighborhood Improvements
Most projects must help low-income and moderate-income residents (at least half of the people who benefit).
Projects can include:
Rehabilitation of existing homes
Removing barriers to make buildings more accessible
Other housing projects that benefit residents
Need help with eligibility, project ideas, or next steps?
How to Get Started
- To Apply for the CDBG funding in Divide, McKenzie, or Williams counties:
Contractor registration
- All contractors must register for free on the Sam.gov website
