Revolving Loan Fund Program (RLF) - R6
resource unknown confidence: Low status: Draft updated 2026-08-11
Summary
R6 Regional Council lists a revolving loan fund for small businesses in six central Utah counties that need gap financing. The dedicated page is unavailable, so its practical value depends on direct verification with fund manager Amy Rosquist at arosquist@R6.utah.gov or 435-893-0720 before relying on any term.
Who It's For
New and expanding small businesses in the six-county R6 service area that need gap financing alongside banks or other lenders — especially operators creating or retaining jobs who cannot close a capital gap through conventional financing alone.
What It Provides
Current loan sizes and eligible uses could not be supported from the captured source and must be confirmed directly with program staff.
How To Use It
- Contact Amy Rosquist, Revolving Loan Fund Manager: arosquist@R6.utah.gov · 435-893-0720
- R6 Regional Council: https://r6.utah.gov/
- Startup State listing: https://startup.utah.gov/business-resource/revolving-loan-fund-program-rlf-r6/
The Startup State website field points to a program page that did not load during verification; use staff contact as the reliable entry point.
Cost
Program materials reference competitive fixed interest rates and gap-financing terms, but current rate schedules and any application fees were not verifiable on the live program page. Confirm all costs with R6 before applying.
Best Fits
Central Utah businesses with a bankable plan, documented financing gap, and job-creation or retention story in the R6 counties. A weak fit for companies outside the lending area or seeking equity investment.
Evidence
Former dedicated RLF path (404 as of 2026-07-14): https://r6.utah.gov/edd-board-economic-development-district-board/revolving-loan-fund-rlf/
Org home (live): https://r6.utah.gov/
Startup State Resource List source note · https://startup.utah.gov/resources/
Open Questions
- What is the correct live URL for the R6 RLF application and current loan terms?
- What are the current minimum and maximum loan amounts?