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COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Kathy Nothstine Program Director National Association of Counties March 2014 Research, training, peer networks. Counties invest $25.6 billion into economic development annually. Counties invest $106 billion


  1. COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Kathy Nothstine Program Director National Association of Counties March 2014

  2. Research, training, peer networks.

  3. Counties invest $25.6 billion into economic development annually.

  4. Counties invest $106 billion in public facilities annually. Source: Miami-Dade County

  5. Recent Activities. 2013 Forum: Resilient Counties

  6. Economic Resilience. Featured Counties Augusta-Richmond, Ga. Brookings, S.D. Cuyahoga, Ohio Garrett, Md. King, Wash. Maui, Hawaii Prince George, Va, Rutherford, N.C.

  7. Long-Range Planning.

  8. Industry Development + Entrepreneurs.

  9. Workforce Development.

  10. Spotlight on Innovation. • Economic Development • Health • Justice • Resilience • Technology • Transportation and Infrastructure

  11. Partnerships to drive innovation.

  12. Upcoming Activities. March 20-22 Santa Barbara, CA Powering County Resilience: Renewable Energy Forum May 1-3 San Francisco, CA

  13. Resources and Contacts. Kathy Nothstine KNothstine@naco.org

  14. APPENDIX

  15. Maui County • Economic diversification efforts began in early 1980s • Focus on natural assets to expand space surveillance industry • Grew renewable energy sector • Focus on STEM education and workforce training

  16. Augusta-Richmond County • Combination of targeted industry recruitment and downtown development • Promotes quality of life as economic development strategy http://blog.augustaga.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/broad-street-sidewalk.jpg

  17. Research, training, peer networks. • Bolster county resilience. • Draw on creative strategies. • Promote quality growth.​

  18. Why? • Changing economic and demographic conditions (locally, nationally, and globally) • Increasing natural and man-made disasters • Budget constraints + growing demand for services

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