EDC Douglas County charts jobs growth and capital aims
The Economic Development Corporation of Lawrence and Douglas County outlines goals to create 1,500 new jobs, raise wages, and expand support for women and minority owned businesses. Plans include a $500,000 revolving loan fund, more reskilling, childcare slots, and affordable housing to boost the local economy.
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Rising Together economic plan seeks public support in Lawrence
Bonnie Lowe of The Chamber announces Rising Together a five year economic plan in Lawrence Kansas to raise 2.5 million private dollars. More than 2 million has been pledged. The plan targets 1500 new jobs, a BIPOC and women business loan fund, mentoring, childcare and housing strategies. Community support is essential to finish funding and advance initiatives.
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The Lawrence Chamber at 718 New Hampshire St supports economic development at all levels. It administers the local Metropolitan E Community Program, a gap funding program for small businesses, helped create and grow Peaslee Tech, and backs KU Innovation Park on KU West Campus. It shares an office with KU SBDC.
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