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Town of Davie launches local business survey to gather feedback and support economic growth

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Davie, Florida – The Town of Davie is asking local businesses to share their experiences and opinions through a new community survey designed to better understand current business conditions and help shape future economic development plans.

The local business survey is available now through September 30, 2026, and is open to business owners, managers, authorized representatives and home-based businesses operating within the Town of Davie. Officials say the information collected will provide valuable insight into the challenges businesses face, as well as opportunities where the town can provide additional support.

The survey can be completed online through the Town of Davie’s website and is expected to take approximately 10 to 12 minutes. Town leaders are encouraging businesses of all sizes to participate, saying that feedback from the local business community will help guide decisions in the coming years.

Survey responses will be used to identify ways the town can improve services and make interactions with local government more effective. Business owners will have the opportunity to share their experiences with important areas such as permitting, inspections, business tax receipts, zoning guidance and other town processes.

The results will also help officials better understand what types of programs and resources would be most useful for local companies. This could include training opportunities, financing assistance, workforce support, marketing resources and technical assistance designed to help businesses continue growing.

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In addition, the survey will provide information that can assist with future economic development initiatives, infrastructure planning and outreach efforts aimed at strengthening connections between the town and its business community.

Town officials said the survey represents an opportunity for businesses to have a direct voice in decisions that may affect the local economy. By gathering input from those who operate businesses in Davie, leaders hope to better identify priorities and create programs that respond to real community needs.

Businesses that complete the survey will also have the option to enter a chance drawing for a $200 Visa gift card. After submitting the survey, participants can follow the instructions provided to enter the drawing. Only one entry is allowed per business.

One winner will be selected at random from all eligible entries after the survey period ends. The selected winner will be contacted using the information provided during the entry process.

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The Town of Davie said the survey is part of its continued effort to support local businesses and encourage economic development throughout the community. Business representatives who have questions about the survey or need additional information can contact the town through email at [email protected].

More details about the survey, eligibility requirements and the gift card drawing are available through the Town of Davie’s official website. Officials encourage all eligible businesses to participate and help provide feedback that can influence future services and economic planning.

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