Small Business

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This week in Campbell, the City Council and local committees focused on supporting small businesses through recognition and advisory efforts. Notably, the Small Business Advisory Task Force (SBATF) received retroactive approval for a membership recognition event sponsored by Council District 1, aimed at fostering community engagement and support for local entrepreneurs. Key points from recent Campbell city activity include: - Retroactive approval of the SBATF membership recognition event to expend city funds and accept donations. - Ongoing discussions related to small business representation and advisory roles within city committees. - Coordination with county-level initiatives that may indirectly impact Campbell’s small business environment. What to watch: Future Campbell city council agendas may include further actions to enhance small business support and engagement based on advisory task force recommendations.

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