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SEEDA reports about $22 million in assets as administrator signals role growth
Summary
SEEDA Administrator Robert Briggs told the Board the joint powers entity holds roughly $17 million in capital assets and $4.3 million in land held for sale (about $22 million total), and said the role requires full-time attention as he transitions away.
Robert Briggs, SEEDA Administrator, presented a budget handout showing capital assets of approximately $17 million and land held for sale at about $4.3 million, for an aggregate near $22 million. Briggs said SEEDA has grown beyond a part-time assignment and that he will step back from the role as it becomes a full-time position; he thanked the Board for the opportunity to serve since 2009.
Briggs described SEEDA's purpose as facilitating interagency collaboration on capital projects, workforce training and job creation in Sheridan County and said recent audits and financial reports show the entity's balance sheet as increasingly substantial. No action was required; the update was informational.
