Salisbury Bank – Coronavirus Response

COVID-19 Resources for Business Owners

Information Current as of December 1, 2020

Please continue to monitor this page as this is where we will update any information.

Salisbury Bank’s Forgiveness Process

We are pleased to report that all of our PPP Borrowers have been sent a secure email with instructions on how to begin the forgiveness application process. Please contact us below if you need the email resent.
The SBA and Treasury continue to update the rules of the program. It is recommended that you visit the Treasury website to review the additional guidance. Please keep in mind that it is your responsibility to determine your eligibility.
Our digital application provides guidance on each tab, so please be sure to read through the material provided. The software also features a message tab that will allow you to send messages and upload supporting documents securely.
After we have completed our review of your forgiveness application and supporting documentation we will send your application to the SBA. The SBA then has 90 days to perform their review before a final forgiveness decision is made.
The SBA has released a Forgiveness Factsheet that provides an overview of the process and a list of the possible documentation that you will need.

At this time the PPP application window is closed

Our website will be updated if the program reopens or an additional round of funding occurs.

We are no longer accepting PPP application requests.
If you have questions about your PPP loan or the forgiveness process, please contact us using the form below:

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Additional Resources

Other programs currently offered directly through the SBA, but not facilitated by Salisbury Bank or other financial institutions/banks.

SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) Up to $2 million – you can apply for this loan at www.sba.gov.

For businesses domiciled in Connecticut please visit this link to learn about additional resources available to you at the State level: https://portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus/Information-For/Business-Resources

For businesses domiciled in Massachusetts please visit this link to learn about additional resources available to you at the State level: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/covid-19-resources-and-guidance-for-businesses

For businesses domiciled in New York please visit this link to learn about additional resources available to you at the State level. http://www.nyssbdc.org/CoronaSBupdates.html