July 2013
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Lights” which was committed to returning
some sparkle to this space. Upgrades to road
and storm-water run-off systems, improve-
ments with street-lighting systems and re-
development added to the dedicated team-
efforts, fully intent to restore glory to this
once glamorous section of town, and thus
far, those efforts are proving successful.
ECONOMIC ALLIANCES
Economic Development goals have galva-
nized a variety of groups working for the bet-
terment of existing businesses as well as bet-
ter chances in attracting new business. This
includes the Sharonville Business Advocacy
Committee, a collaboration of the City of
Sharonville and the Sharonville Chamber
of Commerce. Comprised by key employ-
ers and business executives, this group meets
regularly with local businesses to address
potential issues which might impact respec-
tive operations on a macro level. The Down-
town Business Association, comprised by
business and property owners as well as lo-
cal residents, also regularly meets to discuss
initiatives and issues involving Sharonville's
historic Downtown.
A fundamental source of support for
business new and old is Sharonville’s Office
of Economic Development. Led by Chris
Sharonville City Hall
