New Braunfels Chamber Legislative Priorities Survey

The Chamber of Commerce's Government Affairs Committee, via a subcommittee, is working to recommend legislative priorities and advocacy activities to the Chamber Board of Directors for 2023. 
 
The purpose of this survey is:
  • To formulate the chamber's legislative priorities for the 88th Legislative Session.
  • To provide useful data to help guide the chamber's advocacy efforts for the year.
As the voice of our business community, we want to hear from you on what you think are the most important policy issues.

Thank you in advance for your participation.
1.Contact Information:
2.Do you live in the city limits of New Braunfels?
3.What county do you live in?
4.Is your business/workplace located in the city limits of New Braunfels?
5.What county is your business/workplace located in?
6.Please identify your current employment status.
7.Please select the industry sector that best describes your business or place of employment.
8.Please rate the following issues based on importance to your business.
Very important
Fairly important
Important
Slightly important 
Not important at all
No opinion
Economic development (incentive programs, skills development fund, etc.)
Healthcare (access, affordability, etc.)
Higher education (community college, workforce and skills alignment)
Public education (funding, accountability, student testing, career and technology, local control)
Taxation (franchise (margin) tax, inventory tax)
Transportation & infrastructure (funding, improved systems, safety, waterway, port and ship channel improvements)
Workforce (skills development, alignment)
9.As it pertains to your business, are there any specific initiatives or bills you would like the chamber to consider supporting/opposing?
10.How would you rate the City of New Braunfels' support of your business/organization's success?
11.How would you rate the county's support of your business/organization's success?
12.How would you rate the state's support of your business/organization's success?
13.Would you be willing to visit with your elected representatives to support the chamber’s priorities? 
Current Progress,
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