St. Johns County launches business climate and workforce survey

The St. Johns County Economic Development Department, in partnership with the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce, invites local businesses to participate in the new Business Climate and Workforce Survey, open through Jan. 31. The survey is designed to help the county better understand business needs, workforce challenges and opportunities to support long-term economic growth.

All St. Johns County businesses are encouraged to share their perspectives. Survey responses will help guide economic development priorities, workforce initiatives and programs that strengthen the local business environment.

“This survey allows us to hear directly from our business community,” said Aliyah Meyer, business attraction specialist. “Your feedback helps shape strategies that support business success and long-term economic vitality.”

Survey details:

• Who can participate: Any business located in St. Johns County

• Response type: Voluntary, confidential and reported only in summary form

Anyone with questions may contact St. Johns County Economic Development:

• Christine Valliere, director of economic development, cvvalliere@sjcfl.us

• Aliyah Meyer, business attraction specialist, ameyer@sjcfl.us

Businesses may also contact the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce at info@sjcchamber.com.

St. Johns County encourages all local businesses to participate in the survey to help promote economic prosperity, a key priority of the St. Johns County Strategic Plan. 

The link to the survey can be found in the online press release at sjcfl.us/sjc-business-climate-workforce-survey.