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North Olympic Peninsula secures $35 million grant for development

August 06, 2024 | Jefferson County, Washington



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North Olympic Peninsula secures $35 million grant for development
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners convened for an important meeting, chaired by Commissioner Deans, who was absent due to illness. The meeting opened with a significant announcement regarding a substantial financial grant awarded to the North Olympic Peninsula. The region has been selected as one of six final awardees for a recompete grant, securing $35 million over the next five years.

This funding is earmarked for a variety of initiatives aimed at removing barriers and enhancing social services within the community. Specific projects include support for educational programs such as school wooden boat building, as well as collaborations with local organizations including the Jefferson Economic Development Council, the North Olympic Development Council, Peninsula College, and the Olympic Community of Health.

The grant represents a major investment in the region, promising to foster economic growth and improve community services. Further details on the implementation of these initiatives are expected to be discussed in future meetings.

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