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Sandoval County has officially designated August 2025 as Black Business Month, a proclamation aimed at recognizing and supporting the vital contributions of Black-owned businesses to the local economy and community. During a recent county commission meeting, Commissioner Joshua A. Jones highlighted the importance of this initiative, thanking staff for their efforts in bringing attention to significant observances.
The proclamation emphasizes the role of Black-owned businesses in enhancing economic diversity, creating jobs, and enriching the cultural landscape of Sandoval County and New Mexico. It acknowledges the systemic challenges these businesses often face, such as limited access to capital and resources, and calls for a commitment to equity and inclusion to ensure their success.
Residents are encouraged to support Black-owned businesses by shopping locally and engaging with business owners throughout the month. The commission reaffirmed its dedication to fostering an inclusive environment that promotes the growth and sustainability of these enterprises, recognizing their essential role in the overall prosperity of the region.
This initiative not only celebrates the achievements of Black entrepreneurs but also aims to inspire community-wide support, reinforcing the importance of economic diversity in Sandoval County.
Converted from Sandoval County - County Commission meeting on August 27, 2025
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