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Cherokee County EDC adopts 2025 meeting calendar; members hear updates on housing, workforce and lake access
Summary
The Cherokee County Economic Development Commission on April 24 adopted its meeting calendar and heard partner updates on housing, workforce training, lake-access planning, and local development projects; members agreed to revisit housing priorities and pursue updated data.
Erik Brinke, chairman of the Cherokee County Economic Development Commission, called the meeting to order at 9:10 a.m. April 24 at the Murphy Electric Power Board meeting room and confirmed a quorum of voting members.
The commission adopted its proposed 2025 meeting calendar by motion of Randy Wiggins, seconded by Allison Ralph, and approved unanimously. The board also received a series of partner updates covering infrastructure work, workforce initiatives, recreation and tourism concerns, and local commercial activity.
Mayor Tim Radford said the downtown water-line project is complete and the town is seeking funds to extend lines to the eastern part of Murphy; he also announced the Valley River Apartments grand opening scheduled for April 25 behind Walmart at 11:30 a.m. Dr. Keevin…
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