Clark County is urging local businesses and nonprofits to share their insights through a new 10-minute survey aimed at strengthening community support.

This initiative will help the Community and Economic Development Department design programs, using American Rescue Plan Act funds, to boost economic recovery and long-term resilience.

Participants can respond anonymously or leave contact information for follow-up from county staff.

According to director Shani Coleman, the goal is to build tailored support that addresses the community’s diverse needs.

OCED, serving nearly 2.3 million residents, provides resources for new and existing ventures in Clark County’s vast 8,000-square-mile area.

Programs like the Small Business Opportunity Program and Business Development Advisory Council help small and disadvantaged businesses access vital opportunities.

Additionally, over $245 million has been committed to affordable housing projects, ensuring safe and modern homes for local families.

By joining the survey, organizations can directly shape future resources and growth across Clark County.