>> THERE ARE 40 REASONABLE MASKS IN EACH BAG. GREG: SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS LINED UP AT BARNETT PARK TO PICK UP PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, OR PPE, MASKS, AND HAND SANITIZER TO KEEP THEIR BUSINESSES OPEN. WHILE SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS APPRECIATE THE DONATION OF PPE FROM THE COUNTY, THEY HAVE SOMETHING ELSE TO LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT WEEK. BEGINNING MONDAY, THEY’LL BE ABLE TO APPLY FOR FEDERAL MONEY. USING MONEY FROM THE CARES ACT, ORANGE COUNTY WILL BE PROVIDING UP TO $10,000 IN GRANTS TO SMALL BUSINESSES. AN ESTIMATED 6,500 WILL RECEIVE THEM, AND INDIVIDUALS BENEFIT AS WELL, WITH $1,000 GRANTS TO HELP PAY RENT OR MORTGAGE OR UTILITY AND MEDICAL BILLS. TO BE ELIGIBLE, A PERSON OR SOMEONE IN THE HOUSEHOLD MUST HAVE SUFFERED JOB LOSS OR A REDUCTION IN HOURS. HANEY DORGHAN SAYS HIS LIMOUSINE COMPANY BADLY NEEDS A CASH INFUSION. MR. DORGHAN: WE NEED IT AT LEAST FOR THE CAR PAYMENT, THE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE PAYMENTS. IT’S HIGH FOR US, SO IT’S GOING TO BE A GREAT HELP. AT LEAST IT’S GOING TO KEEP US KEEP GOING. GREG: MAYOR JERRY DEMINGS URGES PEOPLE TO APPLY MONEY FOR THE NEARLY $146 MILLION IN ASSISTANCE. MAYOR DEMINGS: YOU CAN SEE THAT WE ARE TALKING SUBSTANTIAL DOLLARS THAT WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE. BUT EVEN WITH THAT, IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO MEET THE NEEDS OF EVERYONE IN OUR COMMUNITY. GREG: THE MAYOR ALSO SAYS THE COUNTY HAS INCREASED STAFF AND ADDED NEW COMPUTER SOFTWARE TO HANDLE WHAT HE BELIEVES WILL BE A FLOOD OF APPLICATIONS. MAYOR DEMINGS: GIVEN ALL THAT, WE BELIEVE THAT WE ARE READY TO GO, AND WE SHOULD NOT HAVE ANY PROBLEMS. GREG: PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES AND THE 12 CITIES IN ORANGE COUNTY WILL ALSO RECEIVE NEARLY $100 MILLION FROM THE CARES ACT