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Monroe County Revolving Loan Fund

Creating Jobs and Attracting New Business

MCIDC has a revolving loan fund which is used to assist expanding businesses with "gap" financing for fixed assets and working capital. Low interest loans are available for up to $75,000 with a term not exceed seven years.

Documents Required to Apply
  • Description of project to be financed.
  • Last three years financial statements, including corporate federal tax returns.
  • Interim financial statement within 90-days of application
  • Two years of projected balance sheet and income statement with assumptions
  • Accounts receivable and accounts payable aging within 90 days of application
  • Personal financial statement and federal tax returns of any shareholder with 20% or more ownership.

 

Businesses interested in learning more about the revolving loan fund should contact the Monroe County Department of Planning and Development at 585 753-2000 or email.

 

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Economic Development

Flower City Printing
Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks today announced that Flower City Printing has been named Monroe County’s “Business of the Month” for January.
 
“Our community is recognized as a national leader in the printing industry  and Flower City Printing is one of the companies that put our region on the map,” said Brooks. “I want to thank Flower City Printing for providing good jobs and growing their business in Monroe County.”
Color Methods, Inc., (CMI) Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks announced that Color Methods, Inc., (CMI) a premier audiovisual services company, has been named Monroe County’s “Business of the Month”.

“CMI Communications, located in Gates, is helping to put Monroe County on the map by providing premier audiovisual services and equipment for company presentations throughout the nation and across the globe,” said Brooks.
PEKO Precision Products

Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks announced that PEKO Precision Products, a multi-faceted, advanced center for technology and product commercialization, has been named Monroe County’s “Business of the Month”.

I am proud to have PEKO Precision Products in Monroe County and am thankful for their commitment to our community,” said Brooks. “For over 40 years, PEKO has continued to grow and flourish right here in Monroe County and they remain here today thanks to our highly skilled workforce and a quality of life that is second to none.
Stefan Sydor Optics, Inc.

Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks today announced that Stefan Sydor Optics, Inc. has been named Monroe County’s "Business of the Month".

"Stefan Sydor Optics, Inc. is a perfect example of the spirit of innovation and cutting-edge technology that exists right here in Monroe County," said Brooks. "I am proud to have Sydor in our community as they continue to grow and do business here. In fact, the company has seen tremendous growth in recent years and has been nationally recognized as one of the country’s fastest growing companies. That is something for all of us to take pride in as Sydor continues to put Monroe County on the map."
Drapery Industries, Inc.

Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks today announced that Drapery Industires, Inc. has been named Monroe County's "Business of the Month" and is featured on Monroe County's website, monroecounty.gov.

"I am proud to announce Drapery Industires, Inc. as the Monroe County Business of the Month.  Drapery Industries is a great company and I am proud to have them right here in our community," said Brooks.  "For over forty years, Drapery Industries has served our region, providing quality services and custom products, and their continued commitment to customer service truly sets them apart."
Lanovara Specialty Foods, Inc.

Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks today announced that Lanovara Specialty Foods, Inc., a leading wholesale food distributor, has been named Monroe County’s “Business of the Month”.

“Lanovara Specialty Foods, Inc., located in Henrietta, has been a staple of this community since1920, and their success is a testament to their dedication to providing premier Italian baked goods to Monroe County and other areas on the East Coast,” said County Executive Maggie Brooks. “We are proud that they call Monroe County their home and thank them for their continued commitment to expanding their operations here and creating jobs within our community.”

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