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EDA notes $34,214.98 balance, recounts Camphill Village outreach and urges board recruitment

Long Prairie Economic Development Authority · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Long Prairie EDA recorded a $34,214.98 account balance, recounted a May 14 outreach visit to Camphill Village with about 50 attendees (10 from Long Prairie), and renewed a call to recruit new board members to help fill industrial park vacancies.

At its May meeting the Long Prairie Economic Development Authority recorded an account balance of $34,214.98, according to the minutes.

The minutes summarize a May 14 visit to Camphill Village organized jointly by Sauk Centre and the Long Prairie Chamber; the record says about 50 people attended overall and roughly 10 were from Long Prairie. Members discussed strategies to attract businesses to fill available lots in the Long Prairie Industrial Park.

Minutes also note the EDA is short on board members. Lu asked current members to consider potential candidates to join the board. The minutes list Dallas and Kevin as absent from this meeting but do not record formal action on recruitment or appointment timelines.

The next LPEDA meeting was scheduled for Wednesday, July 15 at 4:30 p.m. The minutes were submitted by Mary Schmidt, EDA Secretary.