Frederick County EDA outlines workforce strategy and pushes for project-ready sites
Patrick Barber, executive director of the Frederick County Economic Development Authority, told the Board of Supervisors the EDA will prioritize talent programs and large, certified project-ready sites to attract employers; he said electric capacity and site supply remain the county's biggest barriers.
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Patrick Barber, executive director of the Frederick County Economic Development Authority, told the Board of Supervisors on the EDA's annual briefing that the authority's work centers on two priorities: attracting new companies and helping existing companies expand to create high-quality jobs and grow local tax revenue.
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