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City of Asheville launches Open City Hall topic to gather input for Disparity Study

Posted on August 2, 2017March 13, 2019 by Web Editors - CAPE

As part of the City of Asheville’s Disparity Study, the City has launched a community conversation about this issue on Open City Hall Asheville. On this platform, we invite area residents and businesses to share insights related to working in the local marketplace.

The goal of the disparity study is to help inform the City’s efforts to encourage the participation of minority, women, and small business enterprises in City contracting and procurement.

So share your experience here. And thanks for participating!

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