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BCEDC Seeks $25,000 for Senior Center Upgrades; Community Open House Set on Wind/Solar Impacts
Summary
BCEDC Executive Director Warren Brown reported applying to the Community Foundation and AEP Foundation for $25,000 to upgrade the Senior Center and announced a Nov. 13 open house with BakerTilly to discuss the financial impact of wind and solar projects.
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Warren Brown, Executive Director of the Blackford County Economic Development Corporation (BCEDC), told the council he applied to the Community Foundation and the AEP Foundation for $25,000 to support upgrades at the Senior Center. Brown also announced a Community Open House with consultant BakerTilly to present the financial impact of wind and solar projects on Nov. 13, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at the 4H Building.
The minutes record the grant applications and the planned open house but do not indicate that the council approved any county budget allocation for the Senior Center upgrades at this meeting. The open house is scheduled to provide community information about economic impacts of the renewable projects.
