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Staunton business owners welcome to participate in online survey through March

Rebecca Barnabi
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Staunton invites local businesses in the city to share their insights and help shape the city’s economic future.

Through the end of March, the Business Retention Survey will gather feedback to better understand the needs of Staunton’s business community and enhance city services.

The survey, conducted by the Economic Development Department, will play a key role in guiding business support initiatives and economic development strategies.

The survey is confidential, takes 15 to 30 minutes to complete and is available online.

The input of business owners matters to Staunton. By sharing experiences, challenges and opportunities, business owners can help ensure that Staunton remains a vibrant place to do business.

Questions or requests for more information should be directed to the Staunton Economic Development Department at 540-332-3869.

 

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