The Downtown State College Improvement District has launched a community feedback survey aimed at gathering insight from residents and patrons to enhance the downtown experience.
Data collected from the survey “will play a pivotal role in shaping the future initiatives and services offered by the district” to its 350 member businesses and the public, according to a news release.
“In our commitment to fostering a welcoming and inclusive community, your feedback is paramount to our mission,” Lee Anne Jeffries, DSCID executive director, said in a statement. “Responses will be carefully considered as we address downtown improvements and opportunities.”
Participants who complete the survey in its entirety by Feb.16 will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a $250 Downtown Gift Card accepted at more than 100 businesses.
The survey can be completed online.
More Business
View all Business
Mount Nittany Health Preparing to Begin Work on New Bellefonte Facility
Mount Nittany Health is getting ready to begin construction for a new Bellefonte facility that will bring expanded services together under one roof. The Centre County-based health system recently held […]
The Legislature Didn’t Act on Skill Games by the Pa. Supreme Court’s Deadline. What Happens Now?
Top lawmakers said they wanted to act before the court-imposed deadline but didn’t, leading some members to mount a last-ditch legal effort.
Downtown State College Bakery Set to Close
A downtown State College bakery is closing its shop after a little over a year in business. Caramel Afternoon Pastry and Catering’s last day of business at 214 E. Calder […]
