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Community Development highlights Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge, site certification work in Moline
Summary
Community Development Director Diane Cucar reported the Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge had 22 businesses and 36 youth participants; Professional Engineering Consultants are doing site certification at 1285 Evergreen in Moline and staff are working to remove an Evergy lien.
Community Development Director Diane Cucar told commissioners on Feb. 23 that the Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge 'went great,' drawing 36 youth and 22 volunteer mentors; first place went to Thomas 3D, second to A&M Magnets, and third to Precision PC.
Cucar also reported a Moline food drive distributed 96 boxes and said Professional Engineering Consultants are conducting site certification at 1285 Evergreen in Moline while staff work to remove an Evergy lien from the property. She said she will attend the Community Development Block Grant (CBDG) meeting on Thursday to continue related work.
The report underscores continuing community programming and property-certification work handled by the department; commissioners recorded the presentation in the minutes for their oversight and future follow-up.
