More than 1,500 businesses in Trumbull County received financial aid of up to $150,000 through the federal Paycheck Protection Program to keep their employees working during the viral outbreak.

Those companies secured more than $58 million in loans, used to save nearly 10,000 jobs, according to data released by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

The loans ranged from sole proprietors to well-known companies, the data shows, and businesses in the Warren area led the way with 739 loans approved worth about $27.4 million, saving 4,332 jobs.

The three companies with the highest loans were:

• Buena Vista Cafe, Inc., 1305 Buena Vista Ave. NE, $149,319, 25 jobs;

• CDAM Inc., 8543 Squires Lane, $145,457, 23 jobs;

• Gilanyi Engineering and Manufacturing, 5400 Oak Hill Drive NW, $145,300, 16 jobs.

In the Niles area, more than 1,500 jobs were impacted by more than $7.1 million in loans givens to 175 businesses, the data shows. The top three loan amounts were:

• $137,300 to Three C’s Inc., DBA Coates Car Care Express, 59 Youngstown Warren Road, 46 jobs;

• $137,200 to Grace Fellowship Church of Warren, 325 Youngstown Warren Road, 11 jobs;

• $136,700 to 88 Mizu Japanese Restaurant Inc., 5555 Youngstown Warren Road, 20 jobs.

This was the second release of data by the SBA, which in July disclosed business names, addresses, ZIP codes, business type, demographic data, nonprofit information, name of lender, jobs supported and loan amounts for companies that received loans between $150,000 and $10 million.

Also disclosed was less-detailed information on companies that received loans up to $150,000.

The latest release for the lesser loans, however, disclosed the same type of information as earlier this year for the higher loans. Also, the earlier release for the greater loans were in ranges: $150,000 to $350,000; $350,000 to $1 million; $1 million to $2 million; $2 million to $5 million; and $5 million to $10 million. This disclosure, though, released exact amounts for the higher amount loans.

The Tribune Chronicle reviewed the data dumped by the federal government for Ohio, searching for local companies by community listed in the company’s mailing address.

That review also revealed companies in all corners of Trumbull County received some sort of help.

There were about:

• 156 businesses in the Cortland area that received about $5.1 million, impacting 953 jobs.

The top two loan amounts were $142,500, Over the Rainbow, 110 Windsor Drive, 54 jobs; and $138,250, Ainsley Oil Company, Inc., 444 S. Mecca St., 13 jobs.

• 144 businesses in the Girard area that received about $5.2 million, 664 jobs. The two greatest loan amounts were $147,700 to Amex Dies Inc., 932 N. State St., 12 jobs; and $146,500 to Adam-Eve Sewer and Drain Service, Inc., 1180 Tibbets Wicks Road, 11 jobs.

• 140 companies in the Hubbard area that saved about 780 jobs with about $4.6 million in loans.

Here, $147,250 was loaned to Northeast Medical Consulting, Inc., 57 W. Liberty St., which reported saving 12 jobs; and $139,600 was loaned to C.P. Sammarone Jr., D.O., Inc., 730 N. Main St., 19 jobs.

• 59 businesses in the Newton Falls area reported saving about 350 jobs with about $1.7 million in loan funds.

In this area, Turnpike Market Express LLC, 505 Braceville Robinson Road was given $125,700 to save 13 jobs; and Falls Food Inc., 140 Superior St., was loaned $110,500 to save 32 jobs.

• 25 businesses in Kinsman received about $1 million to save about 260 jobs.

Here, the Richard B. and Rhonda M. Thompson Foundation, a nonprofit organization, 6639 state Route 87, was loaned $138,900 that impacted 27 jobs; and Diversified Moving and Storage, 5915 Burnett East Road, was loaned $103,300 to save nine jobs.

• 40 businesses in the Brookfield area saved 270 jobs with about $1.8 million in loans. The two greatest loan amounts were $143,975 to JJ Cafaro Investment Trust LLC, 6874 Strimbu Drive, eight jobs; and $142,600 to P&T Management Company, 7229 Warren Sharon Road, 35 jobs.

• 219 jobs were impacted in the Vienna area by 32 companies that received about $1.2 million.

The two greatest loan amounts were $118,855 to Elser Inc., 4357 Warren Sharon Road, 20 jobs; and Bala Management LLC, 972 Youngstown Kingsville Road, 45 jobs.

• 22 businesses in the Bristol area received about $750,000 to impact 105 jobs. In nearby North Bloomfield, 15 businesses reported saving about 85 jobs with about $370,000 in loans.

The highest loan in the Bristol area was $130,300 to Mahan Packing Co. 6540 state Route 45, 24 jobs; and the greatest amount in the North Bloomfield area was $67,360 to Villers Advanced Electric, 4123 Kinsman Road, 10 jobs.

• 16 companies in the Southington area reported saving 51 jobs with about $481,000 in loans and 31 companies in McDonald were given loans totaling about $140,000, impacting 31 jobs.

In the Southington area, Doll Lumber Company, Inc., 1363 state Route 534, received the most, $139,177, to save 17 jobs; and in McDonald, the Learning Tree Preschool and Daycare LLC, 201 Ohio Ave., received $69,200 to save 30 jobs.