Economic
Development
Working to bring the businesses we all want to Fremont and make it easy for them to thrive
Our government is responsible for a variety of issues, from protecting the community, maintaining our infrastructure, and providing those services that the private sector is not equipped for. This includes driving a thriving economy.
When we have a thriving economy, all the types of businesses that we want in our community are incentivized to come here so that we can have the services that we all want to eat, shop, and play.
One thing I keep hearing from the community is that people want more options for things to do, places to eat, and activities to go to. People want more businesses in Fremont that contribute to the overall quality of life here.
If we want to bring those types of entertainment and social opportunities to our community, then we have to make it as easy as possible for them to come here. Fremont has a long history of businesses trying to come to our community and facing challenges with permits, processes, and the general red tape of government. These delays result in needless costs, making it much harder for those businesses to thrive.
By streamlining the process for new businesses to open, we can speed the process of opening new businesses, reducing costs. These savings can be passed on to customers, which is so important given the high cost of living that we are all experiencing.