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Community development announces E-Community, Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge and $50,000 T‑Mobile grant opportunity

Elk County Board of Commissioners · January 12, 2026
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Summary

Community Development Director Diane Cucar told the commission that E-Community begins this week, the Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge will be Feb. 11 in Longton, and a T‑Mobile Hometown Grant for $50,000 is open. She also said a meeting on site certification for 1285 Evergreen, Moline, is scheduled next week.

Diane Cucar, Community Development Director, briefed the Elk County commissioners on upcoming programs and a grant opportunity during the Jan. 12 meeting.

Cucar said the E-Community program is scheduled this week and that the Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge (YEC) will be held Feb. 11, 2026, in the morning at Longton. She also noted a T‑Mobile Hometown Grant for $50,000 that is currently open. Cucar added she will hold a meeting next week regarding site certification for real estate at 1285 Evergreen in Moline.

The announcements are informational; no action or county match was recorded at the meeting.