The economic well-being of Oro-Medonte Township is directly impacted by the successes and challenges facing its business community. In recognition of this, action is being taken by the Oro-Medonte Economic Development team to engage with local businesses and landowners to understand future needs and opportunities. The data and feedback collected will assist the Township with creating an action plan to develop a sustainable economy and build on the Township’s current Economic Development Strategy and integrate findings from other key initiatives, such as the Tourism Action Plan and the Employment Land Strategy, completed over the past few years.
As part of the process, we are looking for input from owners and operators of local businesses and landowners. Your input and perspectives are invaluable and will help inform the direction, goals and priorities for Economic Development activities going forward. Data responses will be aggregated and analyzed, a final report and recommendations for next steps will be presented in 2025.
All businesses of all sizes and types are welcome to provide their feedback through our questionnaire, it will take approximately 20 minutes to complete. Please book a 30 minute timeslot with our project coordinator to meet in person or over the phone. Book a time. If timing does not permit you to meet with our coordinator please complete online by selecting the questionnaire below that best represents you.
You could win one of five Oro-Medonte gift packs with a value of $125 including a gift card to a local business! To enter the draw, you must be 18 years or older, own/operate a business/land in the Township of Oro-Medonte and complete the full questionnaire and select to participate in the contest. Contest Rules. Winners will be notified the week of January 9, 2025. *Please note dates are subject to change.
Please complete the following questionnaire, by 4:00pm EST on December 16, 2024 (date is subject to change). Only one questionnaire per business should be submitted.
This project is funded in part by the Ontario government through the Rural Economic Development Program.