Economic Recovery after a Disaster
After a major disaster, the California Disaster Recovery Framework suggests the activation of the State Economic Recovery Support Function (RSF) to provide guidance to State-level Economic leadership, members, and potential partners in support of the Economic Core Capability:
Return economic and business activities (including food and agriculture) to a healthy state and develop new business and employment opportunities that result in a sustainable and economically viable community.
The mission of the Economic RSF is to integrate the expertise of the State and Federal governments in order to support and enhance the efforts of local and tribal governments and the private sector to sustain and/or rebuild businesses and employment, and to develop economic opportunities that result in sustainable and economically resilient communities after natural and man-made disasters.
Members of the CA Economic RSF include:
- California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (Coordinating)
- California Agricultural Labor Relations Board
- California Business, Consumer Services, and Housing Agency
- California Coastal Commission
- California Department of Business Oversight
- California Department of Consumer Affairs
- California Department of Consumer Affairs – Contractors State License Board
- California Department of Education
- California Department of Finance
- California Department of Food and Agriculture
- California Department of General Services
- California Department of Housing and Community Development
- California Department of Industrial Relations
- California Department of Insurance
- California Department of Motor Vehicles
- California Department of Technology
- California Department of Transportation
- California Employment Development Department
- California Environmental Protection Agency
- California Franchise Tax Board
- California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services
- California Governor’s Office of Planning and Research
- California Housing and Finance Agency
- California Labor and Workforce Development Agency
- California Secretary of State/State Archives
- California Seismic Safety Commission
- California State Board of Equalization
- California State Treasurer’s Office
Some resources available to aid businesses after a disaster:
California
CA Board of Equalization (BOE)
- Disaster Tax Reliefopens in a new window
- State of Emergency Tax Reliefopens in a new window
- Property Tax Adjustments – Countyopens in a new window
CA Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD)
- Community Development Block Grantopens in a new window
- Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recoveryopens in a new window
CA Department of Insurance (CDI)
CA Employment Development Department (EDD)
- eApply4UIopens in a new window
- UI Onlineopens in a new window
- SDI Onlineopens in a new window
- America’s Job Center of Californiaopens in a new window
- Tax Credits / Incentivesopens in a new window
CA Franchise Tax Board (FTB)
CA Infrastructure and Redevelopment Bank (IBank)
- Infrastructure State Revolving Fund Loan Programopens in a new window
- Small Business Loan Guaranteeopens in a new window
CA State Transportation Agency
CA State Treasurers Office
- CalCAPopens in a new window
- CalCAP Collateral Supportopens in a new window
- CA Debt Limit Allocation Committeeopens in a new window
- CA Tax Credit Allocation Committeeopens in a new window
CA Office of the Small Business Advocate
Federal
U.S. Farm Service Agency
- Disaster Assistance – Emergency Farm loansopens in a new window
- Emergency Conservation Programopens in a new window
- Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments Programopens in a new window
- Tree Assistance Programopens in a new window
- Emergency Forest Restoration Programopens in a new window
- Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honey Bees, and Farm-Raised Fishopens in a new window
- Livestock Indemnity Programopens in a new window
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
- Disaster Resource Guide for Businessesopens in a new window
- Reconstructing Records after a Disasteropens in a new window
- Federal Disaster Assistance – What to expect