Whats UP with Biz? Tips to Help Small Businesses!

University Place, WALocal News

The Washington State Department of Commerce supports aspiring entrepreneurs with resources, including a comprehensive Small Business Startup Playbook. This guide offers step-by-step information and links to help navigate business requirements in Washington. September's designation as National Preparedness Month highlights the importance of disaster readiness, urging residents to take key actions such as understanding local risks and developing emergency plans. Building an emergency supply kit with essential items is also emphasized for effective disaster management. The U.

P. Police Department is hosting a Coffee with a Cop Day event on October 1 from 9 to 11 a. m. at Starbucks in the Green Firs Towne Center. This initiative encourages community engagement, allowing residents to converse with officers and express their concerns.

Becky Metcalf from the Economic Development Department is available for business-related inquiries. The article underscores the significance of community collaboration and preparedness in the face of potential emergencies.

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