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CCEDD Board Meets to Advance Economic Development Efforts

  • Jun 29
  • 1 min read

The Copiah County Economic Development District’s Board of Directors gathered recently for their monthly planning meeting at Rolling Hills Golf and Country Club in Crystal Springs.



Pictured around the table are Arthur Evans, executive director; Brenda Harper, assistant to the executive director; and members Chris Palmer, Jim Bob Brock, Jerry Hood, James Mitchell and Aaron Oberschmidt.
Pictured around the table are Arthur Evans, executive director; Brenda Harper, assistant to the executive director; and members Chris Palmer, Jim Bob Brock, Jerry Hood, James Mitchell and Aaron Oberschmidt.

The CCEDD, established by resolution of the Copiah County Board of Supervisors, works to promote the civic, economic and social welfare of Copiah County residents. The district’s primary focus is job creation, business recruitment and industrial expansion throughout the county.


The group meets monthly to review ongoing economic development initiatives, assess available industrial properties and coordinate with state and regional partners including the Mississippi Development Authority.


Copiah County’s industrial park at Gallman features 465 acres of prepared land with infrastructure already in place, including electricity, gas, water and sewer services, and direct access to Interstate 55 and Canadian National rail service.


For more information about the Copiah County Economic Development District, visit copiahworks.com or call 601-308-5140.


 
 
 

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