Tempe State of the City Address provides new resource for businesses today
November 10, 2009 · Published By Editor
Tempe, AZ – Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman’s State of the City Address this morning spelled out the details of Tempe’s financial situation while also discussing ways to improve upon it.
Five Tempe residents were showcased as community leaders in efforts to improve our city through a series of short videos. Mayor Hallman gave nods to Walt Richardson for his longtime efforts working toward the resurgence of music in Tempe, Raillife.com’s Nick Bastian for his promotion of real estate around the light rail line, Christina Cenzano and the Dave’s Electric Brewpub team to highlight the experiences of new business owners, Pastor Sang Hoon Yoo for his role with For Our City, a group of faith leaders helping in the community and Lisa Roach, for her work on a neighborhood committee to renovate her local park.
The speech, given at The Buttes Resort, and videos are available online at www.tempe.gov/elected/hallman.htm – click on Additional Links, State of the City 2009.
Mayor Hallman also called out www.tempe.gov/shoptempe as a resource for businesses to sign up for exposure through the city. Tempe-based businesses may provide a synopsis of their business and contact information for this website. Shoppers may use this directory as a means to find local shops near them. Also online will be a series of gift-giving ideas. The first list, Help Your Neighbor, focuses on Mom and Pop shops that people love. New lists will be added monthly.
Mayor Hallman said, “It is by better networking, and further reducing your costs of doing business in Tempe that we hope to help you and your businesses flourish in Tempe. We all must help one another succeed. Just as Tempe cannot succeed unless its surrounding communities do, most of us will not succeed independently; we must all work together to improve the business climate in Tempe, in Arizona, in this nation and across the globe.”
Source: City of Tempe






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