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Business Resources

The Hanover Business Resources page connects local businesses with tools, services, and guidance to help them operate safely, prepare for unexpected challenges, and thrive. From disaster preparedness planning to Fire and EMS facility walkthroughs, explore resources designed to support your business, protect your employees, and strengthen our Hanover business community.

Emergency & Disaster Planning

Provided by Hanover County Economic Development

"Disaster preparedness is vital for the survival and continuity of any business. Investing time in developing a comprehensive plan and utilizing these resources can help small businesses better cope with and recover from emergencies and disasters."

When Crime Affects Your Business

Provided by Hanover Commonwealth's Attorney, Mackenzie Babichenko, for the Airpark Business Forum

"Reporting crime helps identify offenders, hold
them accountable, and deter others from committing similar offenses. We will work with you to minimize
the impact on your business throughout the court process."

Hanover Fire-EMS: Ready Before The Call

Provided by Hanover Fire-EMS for the Airpark Business Forum

A business guide to preparing for emergencies and helping us respond faster and safer

Hanover County Sheriff Business Crime Watch

The purpose of the Hanover County Business Crime Watch is to encourage the free exchange of information and crime prevention techniques between the Hanover County Sheriff's Office and the area businesses.

Cyber Insurance & Small Business Resources

Provided by TowneBank

"When it comes to insurance, many business owners focus their attention on ensuring that their buildings, company vehicles, and any potential liabilities that exist are adequately covered. However, in today’s high-tech world, traditional insurance protection is not enough. "

United States Postal Inspection Service

Provided by The U.S. Postal Service

USPIS Reporting Phone Number: 877-876-2455 to speak to a dispatcher/call taker.
Reporting, businesses are also encouraged to file a report with their local law enforcement
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