Dixon Mayor Steve Bird Launches Shop Local Campaign
The city will use social media to feature local businesses and explain how resident spending funds municipal services.
By Charles Reed ·

The City of Dixon launched a new marketing effort on Thursday to encourage residents to patronize local retailers, restaurants, and service providers. Mayor Steve Bird announced the Shop Local Dixon initiative in a city news release. The program aims to increase consumer activity within neighborhood districts.
City officials explained that sales tax revenue from local purchases directly finances public infrastructure. These funds support public safety personnel, road maintenance, and park upkeep. The administration stated that higher local spending volume translates to greater financial resources for these essential municipal services.
Mayor Steve Bird expressed pride in the city’s commercial sector during the announcement. “We are incredibly proud of the vibrant business community we have here in Dixon,” Bird said. “Our local businesses create jobs, bring people together and help make Dixon the special community it is.”
The campaign seeks to deepen the relationship between area merchants and community members. City staff will use the initiative to raise awareness about specific dining and shopping options available within city limits. The goal is to connect residents with the services already present in their immediate vicinity.
Residents can access business features through Dixon’s official social media channels. The city encourages participants to share their own shopping experiences using the hashtag #ShopLocalDixon. This digital engagement allows the municipality to showcase individual businesses to a wider audience.
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