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NEW: The 2024 DC Small Business Census can now be taken online by businesses in their own time at dcsmallbusinesssurvey.com.
Small Business Census Square graphic October 2024 with QR Code

DC-headquartered businesses can now participate in DC’s Small Business Census in just 3 – 5 minutes online at dcsmallbusinesssurvey.com. Every business that responds is helping District government make smarter investments in our small business community. The data business owners provide will be used to identify industry clusters that may need support, evaluate the success of our existing grant programs, and share more grant and community building opportunities with our small business community.

Business owners may have received a call or visit from a member of the DC Small Business Census team between April and now – if your business has already participated in the survey this year, you do not have to do so again.

Please help us to ensure that business owners of all backgrounds can thrive in our city. Learn more at dmped.dc.gov/sbc, and participate in the Small Business Census today at dcsmallbusinesssurvey.com. Please feel free to reach out to project lead Hannah Eli at [email protected] or the project team at [email protected] with any questions.

Hannah Eli
Data Officer
Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development
District of Columbia
(t) 202-568-2437; (e) [email protected]

Betsy Sava
Project Manager
BBC Research & Consulting
(t) 303-321-2547; (e) [email protected]

About the Small Business Census

The Government of the District of Columbia (the District) has selected BBC Research & Consulting (BBC), as well as Pantera Management Group (Pantera) and Tiber Hudson (Tiber), to conduct a census of small businesses in the District of Columbia. This census, known as the DC Small Business Census, will attempt to contact small businesses to participate in a short survey.

The census has been conducted via phone outreach, in person outreach, and now online. 

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