Ridgefield Economic & Community Development Commission Launches Consumer Confidence Campaign
In an effort to speed the Town’s economic recovery and to stimulate long-term economic growth, The Ridgefield Economic & Community Development Commission (ECDC) has announced the launch of a consumer-confidence campaign to get the public safely back into stores, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The multi-faceted campaign involves in-store signage and a social media push that combines a mix of public education and a little bit of fun.
“Ridgefield’s business community and cultural attractions are ready to welcome people back to safely shop, dine, and enjoy all the community has to offer,” says ECDC chair Geoffrey Morris. “Our goal is to further drive economic recovery, while promoting widespread vaccinations, social distancing, and mask-wearing protocols,” he adds.
Written by Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce
This past year has been especially hard on relationships of all kinds, and this Valentine’s day it is perhaps more important than ever to send a special someone a special something to keep the smiles up. With the big ‘love day’ fast approaching, the Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce is urging residents to support local when shopping, especially as most local businesses are now offering online purchase options as well as local delivery.
“Ridgefield is such a beautiful and wonderful town, and we want to remind all our residents in order to keep the charming local feel they need to support the local businesses that make it that way. Valentine’s Day is a huge season for many of our members, yet so many are seeing their usual gift revenue go to large chains,” said Sarah Grossman, the Executive Director of the RCOC. “At this point, everything from amazing chocolates to spa gifts, from to jewelry to books, from baked goods to