Executive Director at Lenowisco Planning District Commission
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The financial report for the Lenowisco Planning District Commission for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025. It includes an independent auditor's report, government-wide and fund financial statements, notes to the financial statements, required supplementary information, and a compliance section with schedules of federal awards and findings.
This Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) serves as a strategy-driven plan for regional economic development, aiming to assess the current economic state, identify strategies, forge partnerships, and improve economic outcomes and quality of life for the LENOWISCO district. The plan's six core goals are to foster a strong regional economy through diverse business interests, develop a skilled workforce, ensure adequate infrastructure for growth and connectivity, maintain and promote the region's natural beauty and cultural amenities, target underutilized properties for redevelopment, and project a collaborative and positive regional identity.
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This playbook outlines a strategic framework for the Lonesome Pine Regional Industrial Facilities Authority to develop and execute a telework employment strategy for its localities, aiming to define the new American hybrid workplace within Virginia's Southwest. The plan emphasizes leveraging regional advantages, recognizing market shifts, fulfilling five conditions of readiness, and undertaking seven positioning actions. Key objectives include attracting companies and remote workers, revitalizing communities, enhancing connectivity, fostering talent retention, and strengthening the regional economy through collaborative partnerships.
This Hazard Mitigation Plan for the LENOWISCO Planning District, updated in 2021, covers Lee, Scott, and Wise Counties, and the City of Norton, along with participating towns. The plan identifies and assesses eleven natural hazards, establishes mitigation strategies, and prioritizes actions to reduce risks to human life and property. Key goals include protecting residents, implementing mitigation projects, integrating mitigation into policies, and fostering a community-wide approach to disaster resilience to minimize economic and social consequences from catastrophic events.
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