Economic Development Director at City of Grand Rapids
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Oct 7, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
Selection of a development partner to conduct due diligence and master site planning for approximately 6.43 acres of City-owned property in Grand Rapids’ River North neighborhood, including evaluation of Development Center relocation options.
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The Board approved interlocal agreements for the 443 Sheldon Ave SE and 125 Ottawa Redevelopment Projects. Additionally, the Board authorized FY 2027 tax increment reimbursement payments and approved grant agreements for projects located at 1125 Alpine Avenue NW and 720 Crosby. The Board also reviewed the September 2026 Activity Report for the Environmental Site Assessment Program and received an update from the Executive Director regarding staffing, project compliance, and the Emerging Developer grant program.
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The board approved a development and reimbursement agreement with Slick Investments, LLC for the 111 Barnett Street NE, 830 Fourth Street NW, and 838 Butterworth SW Redevelopment Project, along with associated interlocal tax capture sharing agreements. Additionally, the board approved the August 2026 activity report for the Environmental Site Assessment Grant Program, the Pleasant Hills I amendment to the LBRF developer reimbursement agreement, and the issuance of a request for proposals for legal services. Other business included a discussion regarding a request to the Affordable Housing Fund and clarification on various revolving loan fund programs managed by the department.
The City of Grand Rapids Strategic Plan is an updated roadmap that builds upon previous versions to elevate the quality of life through excellent city services. Guided by core values—accountability, collaboration, customer service, equity, innovation, and sustainability—the plan focuses on six strategic priorities: Governmental Excellence, Economic Prosperity and Affordability, Engaged and Connected Community, Health and Environment, Mobility, and Safe Community. Its overarching vision is to establish Grand Rapids as a nationally recognized equitable, welcoming, innovative, and collaborative city with a robust economy, a safe and healthy community, and opportunities for a high quality of life for all residents.
This strategic plan outlines the City of Grand Rapids' roadmap to elevate the quality of life through excellent City services. Building on previous foundations from 2019 and 2022, the plan is guided by core values of accountability, collaboration, customer service, equity, innovation, and sustainability. It focuses on six key priorities: Governmental Excellence, Health and Environment, Economic Prosperity and Affordability, Mobility, Engaged and Connected Community, and Safe Community. The overarching vision is for Grand Rapids to be recognized as an equitable, welcoming, innovative, and collaborative city with a robust economy and a high quality of life for all its residents.
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