During a recent government meeting, local officials highlighted significant developments in Imperial County, emphasizing economic growth and community engagement. Supervisor Kelly and Michael Kelly participated in the Imperial Valley Economic Development Corporation's Economic and Energy Summit, which attracted global investors interested in opportunities within the region. The three-day event facilitated networking and discussions that could lead to multimillion-dollar projects, showcasing the potential for economic expansion in Imperial County.

Additionally, discussions were held regarding the Chuckwalla National Monument designation, which will impact the northeast area of the county. Officials encouraged residents to visit the monument's website for more information on its implications for the community.

On a community engagement front, a CoLab annual breakfast provided a platform for IID Supervisor Gina Dockstader and others to address local business and farming concerns, offering insights into the county's economic state.

The meeting concluded with a tribute to Terry Ryder, a respected local figure and veteran, who recently passed away. Ryder, known for his contributions to the community through his business, Frontier Act Services, was remembered for his patriotism and willingness to help others.