Did you know: Adams County is the second fastest growing county in the Denver region? Unfortunately, the county’s resources to provide essential services have not kept up with demand. Learn more about the challenge: https://lnkd.in/gTRhxmJf
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Are the environmental requirements as stringent within Indonesia as they are within the US? Do they extract the minerals as safely and efficiently as we do in the United States? Or is it about as long as it is “not in my backyard”? We need the minerals for our modern lifestyle, and no one produces minerals as environmentally responsibly, safely and efficiently as we do in the States!
Thank you to Mike Jugovich, Commissioner for St. Louis County's 7th District for the quote! Read more below: https://lnkd.in/emirgmgZ
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Please see the Three Rivers Regional Commission survey link and information below and take the survey…Thank you for your participation in this important project!
Update. Update. Update. Deadline EXTENSION For YOU to Take Our Survey! This is for the Three Rivers Area. That’s in West Central Georgia. So if you live in Butts, Carroll, Coweta, Heard, Lamar, Meriwether, Pike,Spalding, Troup, and Upson Counties. https://lnkd.in/eMnN2uSx
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Today’s #MayorsDeskMonday feature is City of Birmingham, Alabama, Mayor Randall Woodfin (City of Birmingham Mayor's Office ), the city’s youngest leader in 120 years. In spring 2022, Mayor Woodfin spoke with Anthony Flint about setting up a unified command center for Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the American Rescue Plan Act funds, the city’s participation in a guaranteed-income pilot program for single mothers, and his vision for neighborhood revitalization. “We have to pave more streets,” he said. “We have to have adequate playground equipment. We have to partner with our power company to get more LED lights in that neighborhood, so people feel safe. We have to invest in healthy food options so our citizens can have a better quality of life. These are the things related to neighborhood revitalization that I frame and address to make sure people want to live in these places.” #MayorsDeskMonday is a series spotlighting the mayors featured in Anthony Flint’s recent book “Mayor’s Desk: 20 Conversations with Local Leaders Solving Global Problems.” Learn more about “Mayor’s Desk”: https://lnkd.in/et7kzed3 Buy the book: https://lnkd.in/eJwAE2RT
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Clarios, leading the way in advanced battery solutions, announced expanding operations in Oconee County. According to the SC Dept. of Commerce, this $16 million investment will create 12 new jobs with the 9,000-square-foot #expansion. The Oconee facility produces component parts for Absorbent Glass Mat #batteries used in new #automotivetechnology - including hybrid and #EV. Yet another example of #manufacturing growth in the south.
Congratulations to Clarios on its expansion in Oconee County. Learn more at bit.ly/3wIrV0X.
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SEARCH OF THE WEEK: Tap the link in my bio to view the search results for this criteria in Whatcom county. And if you see something that catches your eye, let me know!
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In recent years, voters have sent a clear message that they expect our elected leaders to return to the basics and restore Portland’s greatest asset: livability. In 2024, Portland’s public and private sector must continue to work together to keep our city’s comeback on track. The Chamber calls on all local leaders to support and enact the recommendations of Governor Kotek’s Central City Task Force. We strongly encourage our local leaders to act on the issues impacting the cost of living and taxes, housing and homelessness, public safety, downtown revitalization, and economic development. Read our policy priorities: https://bit.ly/3T6jjtn
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Detection & Response Engineer @ Abbott (Lingo) | Air Force Reservist -- Dad, Husband, Hiker, Camper, serial tinkerer
1moHow come part of the potential solution is not alternatives to incarceration for non-violent crimes? Please don't feed the for-profit prison monster and bid this out to CoreCivic or similar entities. Adams county should own and manage their own facilities, not be locked into multi-year contracts with companies that thrive off of criminalizing even minor offenses and keeping people caged for as long as possible.