Marine Corps Marathon Runners to Gauge Race's Economic Boost
Published Date: 4/29/2026
Notice
Summary
The Department of the Navy wants to collect feedback from runners and study the economic impact of the Marine Corps Marathon and Historic Half races. This new survey plan affects about 3,400 participants and helps improve future events while showing how these races benefit the community. Comments on this plan are open until May 29, 2026, and the surveys will take just a few minutes to complete.
Analyzed Economic Effects
2 provisions identified: 2 benefits, 0 costs, 0 mixed.
Runner Feedback Surveys — Short Time Burden
The Marine Corps Marathon Organization will run Race Feedback Surveys of about 2,929 race finishers with one response each, taking about 5 minutes per response (annual burden 244 hours). Participation is voluntary and the feedback will be used to measure satisfaction and improve future races.
Triennial Economic Impact Study for Local Communities
The MCMO will conduct triennial economic impact surveys for the Marine Corps Marathon (1,185 respondents; annualized responses 395; average burden 10 minutes; annual burden hours 66) and the Historic Half (204 respondents; annualized responses 68; average burden 10 minutes; annual burden hours 11). De-identified results will be shared with local stakeholders and senior Marine Corps leaders to strengthen community partnerships and to negotiate more favorable terms for event services.
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