La Plata County Economic Development Alliance to host investor meeting
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La Plata County Economic Development Alliance will host a virtual investor meeting from 8 to 9 a.m. Feb. 9.
The budget for 2021 as well as the Annual Report will be discussed at the meeting.
For more information, visit yeslpc.com.
Looking back at what BID has done
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The uncertainty of 2020, along with the shutdowns and reduced travel, hurt many businesses in our area.
I am proud to say the Durango Business Improvement District stepped up in a major way to support businesses in the heart of our town and throughout the entire county. Balancing the public health needs and the economic health needs is no easy task. Here are some of BID’s accomplishments:
Personal Protective Equipment – BID distributed a large of amount of free PPE to businesses located downtown and in the North Main District. This included 7,350 pairs of disposable gloves, 125 touchless thermometers, 400 half-gallon bottles of hand sanitizer and 20,000 face coverings. Promotions – BID created several new promotions to support businesses. The first Share the Love Durango onl
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Economic leaders seek ways to ease business restrictions
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Program from Mesa County might mitigate economy-killing COVID-19 limits By Patrick Armijo Education, business & real estate reporter
Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020 5:13 PM
Economic leaders seek ways to ease business restrictions Economic leaders from La Plata County are looking to piggyback on a program that began in Mesa County to help businesses escape some COVID-19 restrictions hurting economic activity. Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file
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Economic leaders in Durango are looking to piggyback on an effort that started in Mesa County that gives businesses, especially restaurants, more breathing room to operate if they follow strict guidelines to limit the spread of COVID-19.