Software developer, civic leader, and DDA/Main Street strategist focused on practical redevelopment in Griffin.
DDA boards regularly face situations where a member benefits from board decisions. Here's how to structure disclosure, recusal, and governance to protect public trust and prevent legal problems.
Georgia's historic preservation tax credits represent one of the largest downtown financing tools available. Here's how boards use them, why they work, and what to watch for.
A practical look at when downtown events create lasting district value and when they mostly generate temporary foot traffic without durable redevelopment impact.
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I’m Jason Chance, a software developer and civic leader based in Griffin, Georgia. My work centers on downtown revitalization, economic development, local government technology, DDA and Main Street leadership, and practical redevelopment strategy.
