The City of Long Beach Enterprise Zone Marketing Program captured the grand prize from the California Association for Local Economic Development, an organization that provides research, training and education for economic development professionals.

The Long Beach Enterprise Zone was redesignated in 2007 for another 15 years. The marketing campaign has increased the number of hiring vouchers by 37 percent, and the increase represents a potential tax credit value of more than $78 million to Long Beach businesses.

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