Software developer, civic leader, and DDA/Main Street strategist focused on practical redevelopment in Griffin.
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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.
