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Dana Point launches ‘It's Your Business’ initiative
The city hopes to identify the needs of local businesses.
By Karly BarkerPublished: August 24, 2011 09:31 AM
The city of Dana Point is teaming up with the Dana Point Chamber of Commerce and the local Police Service to launch the It's your Business initiative. Through the program, the city hopes to identify the needs of local businesses and how they can better serve the business community. The newly formed Dana Point Business Service Team is overseeing the program, which they hope will encourage proactive and ongoing dialogue.
“We recognize that Dana Point businesses have a voice, and we want to hear from you,” said Mark Levy, chief of Police Services, city of Dana Point.
To kick off the program, the city launched an online survey, which can be accessed through Facebook and Twitter. The survey asks local businesses for feedback, and representatives from Dana Point say they hope it will shed light on what businesses feel is going well and in what areas they can improve.
“This initiative started with a focus on business safety and quickly grew into a comprehensive program – designed to meet the needs of our local business community, added Levy. “The responses to the survey are just the first step in the process of fostering an ideal working environment.”
The survey is available through Nov. 9 at itsyourdpbusiness.com.
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“We recognize that Dana Point businesses have a voice, and we want to hear from you,” said Mark Levy, chief of Police Services, city of Dana Point. To kick off the program, the city launched an online survey, which can be accessed through Facebook and Twitter. The survey asks local businesses for feedback, and representatives from Dana Point say they hope it will shed light on what businesses feel is going well and in what areas they can improve. “This initiative started with a focus on business safety and quickly grew into a comprehensive program – designed to meet the needs of our local business community, added Levy. “The responses to the survey are just the first step in the process of fostering an ideal working environment.” The survey is available through Nov. 9 at itsyourdpbusiness.com. Related headlines Dana Point conference unveils InformationWeek 500 Dana Point Festival of Whales wraps up March 14 Fundraising on Facebook |
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