Category: Economic Development

Did your restaurant take a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic? Then Layton City’s Community and Economic Development department wants your business to know about the upcoming Restaurant Revitalization Fund. Created through the American Rescue Plan, this new fund is designed to help local businesses that may not have been able to access the PPP during […]

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The Utah Small Business Development Center (SBDC) in Davis County offers help to Davis and Morgan county residents who have an entrepreneurial spirit, seeking to start, to grow, or sell a business.  The SBDC has training, tools, and resources to help local small business owners succeed.  Assisting business owners at every stage of their business, […]

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Every day local businesses are hacked and end up losing thousands of dollars due to fraud. Join with us as we review the trends and latest scams and discover some best practices to protect your business. This is a webinar you won’t want to miss! Space is limited. To register for this free webinar, contact […]

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The Ogden-Clearfield metropolitan area, including Layton City, leapt 13 slots, improving its 2020 No. 22 placement to this year’s No. 9 position, according to a new study — the Best-Performing Cities 2021: Foundations for Growth and Recovery report by the Milken Institute. The Milken Institute’s Best-Performing Cities index tracks the economic performance of about 400 […]

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Dear Layton City Business Leaders: We need your feedback! YOU have a unique opportunity to help streamline state and city code to improve the success of your business. Please take a moment to provide valuable feedback about your business in the form of a brief survey. Utah state legislators and Layton City officials are currently […]

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Layton City’s Community and Economic Development department will resume its popular and educational Small Business Seminars in 2021. The seminars offer the opportunity for local business leaders to spend a lunchbreak learning how to make their business more successful. Before the coronavirus pandemic, classes were held in-person with a free lunch. The city plans to […]

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