CCED introduces new president; county projects and Conoco reopenings noted
Summary
Yvonne Johnson of CCED introduced new CCED president Missy Turney and reported six new board members, delays to a Ft. Steele truck stop, a federal cleanup grant for Saint Joe's School, and that two Conoco stations expect to reopen in March under new ownership.
Yvonne Johnson of Carbon County Economic Development introduced Missy Turney as CCED's new president and told the Sinclair Town Council that the organization has six new board members, including Councilmember Michelle Serres. Johnson said CCED is working on several county projects and that a planned truck stop at Ft. Steele is delayed by about a year.
Johnson also reported that Saint Joe's School has a federal grant for cleanup of the building and that local entrepreneur Steve Perkins has sold his stores; according to Johnson the new owner plans to reopen two Conoco stations in March. "there are 6 new board members on the CCED board, and Councilmember Michelle Serres is one of those new members," Johnson told the council, underscoring CCED's local partnerships.
Turney introduced herself and said she hopes to build partnerships with businesses and municipalities across Carbon County; she also noted her work at the Workforce Center. The council received the update during the meeting's guest reports and did not take formal action on CCED items.
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