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Recipients of U.S. Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Recipients of U.S. Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program loans over $150,000 from Sonoma, Solano, Marin, Napa, Mendocino and Lake counties Note: Treasury Department policy limited specificity of loan amounts for named PPP loan recipients to a range, because business-performance metrics can be derived from posted data if the loan amount were listed more specifically. Compiled by North Bay Business Journal with data posted July 6, 2020, by the SBA. $5 million–$10 million loans Jobs Company City covered BAY AREA COMMUNITY RESOURCES, INC. SAN RAFAEL 500 BLUE MOUNTAIN CONSTRUCTION SERVICES VACAVILLE 426 INC EAH INC. SAN RAFAEL 478 FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA PRESENTS LLC GEYSERVILLE 469 GHILOTTI BROS., INC. SAN RAFAEL 262 GHILOTTI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. SANTA ROSA 348 HOSPICE BY THE BAY LARKSPUR 399 IL FORNAIO (AMERICA) LLC CORTE 0 MADERA JELLY BELLY CANDY COMPANY FAIRFIELD 500 MARIANI PACKING CO., INC. VACAVILLE 415 MENDOCINO COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC, UKIAH 318 INC. MEYER CORPORATION, U.S. VALLEJO 340 NES AMERICA, INC. TIBURON 355 O'REILLY MEDIA, INC. SEBASTOPOL 340 PETALUMA HEALTH CENTER, INC. PETALUMA 405 ROYAL CITY BELL LLC SONOMA 500 SONIC.NET LLC SANTA ROSA 500 STAR H-R PETALUMA 400 THE DUTRA GROUP SAN RAFAEL 253 TOWNSHIP BUILDING SERVICES INC. NOVATO 500 VINTAGE WINE ESTATES, INC. SANTA ROSA 488 W. BRADLEY ELECTRIC, INC. NOVATO 274 YGRENE ENERGY FUND INC PETALUMA 229 $2 million–$5 million loans Jobs Company City covered 23 BOTTLES OF BEER, LLC WINDSOR 196 ADVANCED MFG. & DEV. WILLITS 147 ADVANTIS GLOBAL, INC MILL VALLEY 234 ALLIED FRAMERS INC VACAVILLE 132 ALLIED HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING CO., INC. SAN RAFAEL 115 ARGONAUT CONSTRUCTORS, INC. SANTA ROSA 176 ATECH LOGISTICS, INC. SANTA ROSA 173 ATLAS VINEYARD MANAGEMENT, INC. NAPA 0 B. R. FUNSTEN & CO FAIRFIELD 305 BAYVIEW VINEYARDS CORPORATION NAPA 240 BECOMING INDEPENDENT SANTA ROSA 350 BHM CONSTRUCTION, INC NAPA 30 BRAYTON PURCELL, LLP NOVATO 175 BUCK INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH ON AGING NOVATO 198 BUTLER, SHINE, STERN & PARTNERS, LLC SAUSALITO 86 C. E. TOLAND & SON BENICIA 115 CALBEE NORTH AMERICA FAIRFIELD 276 CALIFORNIA ADVANCED IMAGING MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, NOVATO 68 INC. CANINE COMPANIONS FOR INDEPENDANCE SANTA ROSA 250 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF SANTA ROSA SANTA ROSA 182 CATTLEMENS SANTA ROSA 499 CELLMARK INC. NOVATO 232 CELLO & MAUDRU CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. NAPA 100 CENTER POINT, INC. SAN RAFAEL 222 CENTRAL VALLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY NAPA 242 CLINE CELLARS INC SONOMA 369 COMMUNITY ACTION MARIN SAN RAFAEL 284 COPPER CANE LLC SAINT HELENA 101 CRIMSON WINE GROUP NAPA 315 DELTA TECH SERVICE, INC BENICIA 111 DEVINCENZI CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION SANTA ROSA 93 DUNLOP MANUFACTURING INC BENICIA 234 EAST BAY TIRE CO. FAIRFIELD 176 EBMC, LTD. ROHNERT PARK 348 ENTERPRISE EVENTS GROUP SAN RAFAEL 170 F3 AND ASSOCIATES INC BENICIA 94 Jobs Company City covered FACTORY OS, INC. VALLEJO 321 FERRARI-CARANO VINEYARDS & WINERY, LLC HEALDSBURG 259 FIRST LIGHT RESORTS LLC TIBURON 250 FOREIGN AUTOMOTIVE SANTA ROSA 135 FRANK-LIN DISTILLERS PRODUCTS, LTD. FAIRFIELD 138 FREEMAN MOTORS INC SANTA ROSA 262 FRENCH LAUNDRY PARTNERS LP YOUNTVILLE 163 G & C AUTO BODY INC SANTA ROSA 294 GALLAHER COMPANIES LLC WINDSOR 120 GF CARNEROS HOLDINGS LLC NAPA 215 GHIRINGHELLI SPECIALTY FOODS INC VALLEJO 350 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF REDWOOD EMPIRE SANTA ROSA 258 GOTT'S PARTNERS LP ST HELENA 0 GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND, INC. SAN RAFAEL 365 HANSEL-PRESTIGE, INC SANTA ROSA 193 HEATH CERAMICS, LTD. SAUSALITO 163 HIGH FLYING FOODS SAN DIEGO PARTNERSHIP SAUSALITO 188 HOG ISLAND OYSTER COMPANY MARSHALL 247 HYDROFARM, LLC PETALUMA 226 ICON AIRCRAFT, INC. VACAVILLE 103 J. A. SUTHERLAND, INC. UKIAH 500 JACK NEAL & SON, INC. SAINT HELENA 272 JAJ ROOFING VACAVILLE 322 JEAN CLAUDE BOISSET WINES USA INC ST HELENA 320 JERRY THOMPSON & SONS PAINTING, INC. SAN RAFAEL 190 JOHN BUCHHOLZ LANDSCAPING COMPANY NOVATO 10 KINGSBOROUGH ATLAS TREE SURGERY INC. SANTA ROSA KLEIN FOODS, INC. HEALDSBURG 173 LA TORILLA FACTORY INC. SANTA ROSA 282 LABCON NORTH AMERICA PETALUMA 25 LIFEHOUSE, INC. SAN RAFAEL 359 LINKUS ENTERPRISES LLC ANDERSON 470 MARIN SANITARY SERVICE SAN RAFAEL 265 MARY'S PIZZA SHACK SONOMA 500 MCF4 SOLUTIONS LLC SANTA ROSA 388 MEDIC AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. VALLEJO 269 MIDDLETOWN RANCHERIA OF POMO INDIANS MIDDLETOWN 272 MIKE LOWRIE TRUCING, INC DIXON 170 Jobs Company City covered NAPA RECYCLING & WASTE SERVICES, LLC NAPA 140 NEILMED PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. SANTA ROSA 243 NES ADMINISTRATIVE SERIVCES, INC. TIBURON 106 NEW PINA VINEYARD MANAGEMENT, LLC NAPA 198 NICK BARBIERI TRUCKING LLC UKIAH NORTH COAST VINEYARD MANAGEMENT INC CLOVERDALE 299 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATES INC. SANTA ROSA 335 NORTHWEST GENERAL ENGINEERING SANTA ROSA 145 OIL STOP LLC PETALUMA 218 OLE HEALTH NAPA 270 OVERSIGHT SECURITY INC SAN RAFAEL 217 PACIFIC CATCH CORTE MADERA 500 PACIFIC UNION COLLEGE ANGWIN 284 PARADISE VALLEY ESTATES FAIRFIELD PECK & HILLER COMPANY NAPA 165 PETROLEUM SALES, INC. SAN RAFAEL 325 PHOENIX AMERICAN FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. SAN RAFAEL 0 PIATTI RESTAURANT COMPANY, L.P. SAN RAFAEL 459 PIAZZA HOTEL MANAGEMENT, LLC HEALDSBURG 303 PINNACLE POWER SERVICES, INC VALLEJO 115 POINT REYES BIRD OBSERVATORY PETALUMA 163 PRB MANAGEMENT, LLC FAIRFIELD 27 PRICE CARS SR, LLC SAN RAFAEL 154 PRIMAL PET FOODS INC FAIRFIELD 191 PURPLE WINE COMPANY, LLC PETALUMA 112 R.E. MAHER, INC. AMERICAN 97 CANYON RADIANT LOGIC, INC. NOVATO 117 REDWOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. UKIAH 310 REDWOOD EMPIRE VINEYARD MANAGEMENT, INC. GEYSERVILLE 422 REGUSCI VINEYARD MANAGEMENT, INC. NAPA 250 RENTERIA VINEYARD MANAGEMENT, LLC NAPA 339 RICHARD MCHANEY DBA RICHARD BRYAN MCHANEY NOVATO 5 RIVER ROCK ENTERTAINMENT AUTHORITY GEYSERVILLE 331 RUSTIC BAKERY, INC. PETALUMA 313 SERENA & LILY, INC. SAUSALITO 350 SHEEHAN CONSTRUCTION, INC. NAPA 313 SILVER OAK WINE CELLARS, LLC HEALDSBURG 174 Jobs Company City covered SILVERADO FARMING COMPANY, INC. NAPA 202 SILVERADO RESORT SERVICES GROUP, LLC NAPA 483 SMALL WORLD TRADING COMPANY SAN RAFAEL 153 SOLAGE OWNERS LLC CALISTOGA 202 SONOMA MEDIA INVESTMENTS, LLC SANTA ROSA 273 SPURGEON PAINTING, INC. PETALUMA 16 STOCKHAM CONSTRUCTION, INC. COTATI 500 SWA GROUP SAUSALITO 229 TERRE DU SOLEIL, LTD RUTHERFORD 271 THE HESS COLLECTION WINERY NAPA 132 THE WOODLANDS STORE, INC. KENTFIELD 231 THOMPSON BUILDERS CORPORATION NOVATO 153 TOUCHSTONE CLIMBING LARKSPUR 500 TRADITIONAL MEDICINALS INC ROHNERT PARK 199 UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF THE NORTH BAY, INC. PETALUMA 464 VAN ACKER CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATES, INC. MILL VALLEY 118 VERO FOODS, LLC FAIRFIELD 135 VETERAN PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION, INC. BENICIA 177 WORLDWISE INC. NOVATO 183 WRIGHT CONTRACTING LLC SANTA ROSA 84 WULFF ELECTRIC INC. VACAVILLE 104 YIN MCDONALDS MANAGEMENT VACAVILLE 485 $1 million–$2 million loans Jobs Company City covered 10,000 DEGREES SAN RAFAEL 82 A BRIGHT FUTURE INC AMERICAN CANYON 233 A-1 REHAB & RECRUITMENT SERVICES INC. FAIRFIELD 157 ABCO LABORATORIES FAIRFIELD 78 ADVENTIST HEALTH CALIFORNIA MEDICAL GROUP, INC. SAINT HELENA 0 ADVISORYCLOUD, INC. NOVATO 67 AHLBORN STRUCTURAL STEEL, INC. SANTA ROSA 76 ALDEA, INC. NAPA 84 ALL WEATHER ARCHITECTURAL ALUMINUM INC VACAVILLE 99 ALLIANCE MEDICAL CENTER, INC HEALDSBURG 119 ALLIANCE REDWOODS CONFERENCE GROUNDS OCCIDENTAL 115 Jobs Company City covered ALLIED EXHAUST SYSTEMS, INC BENICIA 177 ALPHA OMEGA WINERY, LLC SAINT HELENA ANDALOU NATURALS PETALUMA 93 ANDERSON LOGGING, INC. FORT BRAGG 77 ANESTHESIA & ANALGESIA MEDICAL GROUP, INC SANTA ROSA 70 ANOVA EDUCATION & BEHAVIOR CONSULT INC SANTA ROSA 182 ANTHONY A BATARSE INC VACAVILLE 114 APTB LLC PETALUMA 0 ARNTZ BUILDERS INC PETALUMA 60 ARTISAN BAKERS SONOMA 194 AUDION AUTOMATION LTD SAN RAFAEL 121 AWT CONSTRUCTION GROUP INC BENICIA 160 BACKEN & GILLAM ARCHITECTS ST HELENA 60 BALLETTO RANCH INC. SANTA ROSA 102 BARBIER SECURITY GROUP SAN RAFAEL 150 BEAR REPUBLIC BREWING COMPANY, INC. CLOVERDALE 103 BELL PRODUCTS, INC. NAPA 75 BELL VISTA FARMING COMPANY, LLC KELSEYVILLE 448 BENICIA FABRICATION AND MACHINE INC. BENICIA 0 BENICIA PLUMBING INC BENICIA 97 BLENTECH CORPORATION SANTA ROSA 106 BLUE STAR GAS ASSOCIATES SANTA ROSA 128 BO DEAN CO., INC. SANTA ROSA BOLT STAFFING SERVICE INC SONOMA 182 BOOMTOWN NETWORK, INC. BELVEDERE TIBURON 64 BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SONOMA-MARIN SANTA ROSA 210 BUCKELEW PROGRAMS SAN RAFAEL 156 BUTTON TRANSPORTATION INC DIXON 145 BWE II, LLC SAN RAFAEL 320 C&S WASTE SOLUTIONS OF CALIFORNIA, INC. UKIAH 22 C. MONDAVI & FAMILY SAINT HELENA 122 CAKEBREAD CELLARS RUTHERFORD 88 CALIFORNIA ERECTORS, INC. BENICIA CALIFORNIA HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SANTA ROSA 136 CALIFORNIA ORTHOPEDICS AND SPINE INC LARKSPUR 77 CALSON MANAGEMENT, LLC VACAVILLE 0 CENTRIC BUILDING, INC SAINT HELENA 59 Jobs Company City covered CERRUDO SERVICES INC NOVATO 61 CERTIFIED COATINGS COMPANY FAIRFIELD 51 CHAPPELLET WINERY, INC. SAINT HELENA 86 CHAUDHARY & ASSOCIATES NAPA CHAVEZ TRANSPORT INC. DIXON 69 CHECKERBOARD VINEYARDS, LLC CALISTOGA 0 CHRISAD, INC. SAN RAFAEL 66 CO-ACTIVE TRAINING INSTITUTE SAN RAFAEL 48 COASTLAND CIVIL ENGINEERING, INC. SANTA ROSA 61 COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP OF SONOMA COUNTY SANTA ROSA 204 COMMUNITY CHILD CARE COUNCIL OF SONOMA COUNTY SANTA ROSA 196 COMMUNITY HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES CORPORATION FAIRFIELD 96 CP SHADES, INC SAUSALITO 100 CRITICAL WELD INSPECTIONS, INC BENICIA 35 CROSSCHECK, INC. PETALUMA 67 CYCLOMEDIA TECHNOLOGY INC SAN RAFAEL 130 CYPRESS HOLDINGS INC. FORT BRAGG 135 DAVID ABREU VINEYARD MANAGEMENT COMPANY, SAINT HELENA INCORPORATED 0 DE LA SALLE INSTITUTE NAPA 100 DECKER BULLOCK DREYFUS INC. DBA GOLDEN GATE MILL VALLEY SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL
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