Robertson County introduces new director of Economic and Community Development
Summary
The commission introduced Kaylee Harriman as Robertson County's new director of Economic and Community Development; Harriman presented a packet summarizing recent work and a site development grant awarded to the county.
The Robertson County Commission on July 20 introduced Kaylee Harriman as the county's new director of Economic and Community Development. Jordan (staff/interim) and other commissioners welcomed Harriman and distributed a packet that included a press release announcing her hiring, a notice of a site development grant awarded to the county, business cards and a one-page summary of recent economic development activity.
Harriman said she previously worked with the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development and that she looks forward to building on the county's existing programs. "Please feel free to reach out at any time and anyone in the audience. Happy to meet with you as well," Harriman said.
Commissioners thanked Jordan for interim service and welcomed Harriman; the introduction did not include a formal vote and primarily served as an organizational announcement. Staff provided packets to commissioners and invited engagement from interested residents and business owners.
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