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City Offers Newsletter for Santa Clarita Business Updates
| Monday, Oct 8, 2018

The city of Santa Clarita’s Economic Development Division has created a bi-monthly email newsletter for residents who want to keep up with business developments in the city.

Want to know when a new restaurant comes to town or what kind of innovation is happening in Santa Clarita? If so, there is an easy way to get these details delivered right to your inbox.

The city of Santa Clarita’s Economic Development Division is community-minded and business driven. With that in mind, the city invites businesses and residents to sign up to receive a business-focused newsletter, straight to your email.

The newsletter, released every other month, contains information on upcoming business events, recent notable news in our community, economic indicators and features new businesses that have recently opened in the community.

The next newsletter will be released in November and highlights the annual Innovate SCV campaign, a month-long celebration of entrepreneurship and innovation in our community.

To subscribe to the bi-monthly Economic Development newsletter, visit ThinkSantaClarita.com and submit an email address in the “Newsletter” box on the homepage.

For more information about doing business in Santa Clarita and the Economic Development Division’s electronic newsletter, please contact Alicia Parra at aparra@santa-clarita.com.
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