Norcross seeks community input for economic report card

The Norcross Economic Development department is conducting an online survey seeking input from citizens. Residents and business owners are invited to give feedback, both positive and negative, about how the city is doing to develop and support economic development.

The survey asks citizens to identify neglected areas and provide feedback on the city’s initiatives: Norcross City First program, Economic Development News Flash postings, as well as community partnerships with SCORE and ACE.

Information: www.norcrossga.net/civicalerts.aspx?AID=237

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