In addition to operating its own loan funds, Community Capital administers revolving loan funds on behalf of several Vermont municipalities. In some cases, as with Huntington, the loan fund is available for both small business and owner-occupied housing rehabilitation, with the latter services contracted out to a qualified nonprofit housing agency.

All of the resources associated with these municipal revolving loan funds originated with the Vermont Community Development Program. The funds are generally restricted for use within the municipality and are targeted to low-to-moderate income individuals although there are some exceptions.

In all cases, it’s best to check with a Community Capital Loan Officer for more details on each fund.

The Huntington Revolving Loan Fund is operated by Community Capital through a loan fund agreement with the Town of Huntington.  Small business loans are available up to $15,000. The same interest rates and fees apply as with Community Capital loans. Interested applicants should use Community Capital’s business loan applications to apply. Contact Josh Jerome, Loan Administrator, at 802-479-0167 x1 for more information.


The Huntington Revolving Loan Fund also offers owner-occupied housing rehabilitation loans of up to $15,000 through the Champlain Housing Trust’s Home Ownership Center.  Call 802-864-2610 or visit www.getahome.org. Interest rates are fixed at Wall Street Journal Prime minus three percent with a floor of 4%.

Visit the Town of Huntington’s webpage devoted specifically to this revolving loan fund by clicking here.

Community Capital operates CCDC’s Partnership Fund.  Eligible businesses must be located in Colchester, Winooski, Milton, or Essex. Small business loans are available up to $50,000. Interested applicants should use Community Capital’s business loan applications to apply. Contact Josh Jerome, Loan Administrator, at 802-479-0167 x1 for more information. The same interest rates and fees apply as with Community Capital loans.

Community Capital operates a revolving loan fund for the Town and City of Barre.  Applicants must own a business located in the Town or the City.  Small business loans of up to $50,000 are offered.  Interested applicants should use Community Capital’s business loan applications to apply. Contact Josh Jerome, Loan Administrator, at 802-479-0167 x1 for more information. The same interest rates and fees apply as with Community Capital loans.

Also, visit the Town of Barre’s website (www.barretown.org) and City of Barre’s website (www.barrecity.org) for information on their municipal services.