Economic development bodies: meetings and agendas
3,549 substantive current-year meetings across 619 tracked places. Each result links to the municipality page and available official records.
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Latest meetings
Baltimore considers tax sale reforms and vacancy prevention strategies.
The Housing & Economic Development Committee will hold a public hearing on legislation to reform property tax sales and reduce housing vacancies. Council members and stakeholders will discuss homeowner protections, strategies to limit property turnover, and methods to promote equitable ownership. No binding votes or…
The committee will hold a routine meeting with no substantive agenda items.
This meeting contains no substantive agenda items, presentations, or discussion topics. The body will only handle routine procedural matters like approving previous minutes and opening the public comment period. Residents may register to speak virtually by calling the City Clerk's office before the meeting.
Committee holds public hearing on vacant land reuse and resident-led solutions
The Housing & Economic Development Committee will hold a public hearing on repurposing vacant properties through community-led initiatives. Sponsored by Councilmember James Torrence, the discussion will cover urban agriculture, land trusts, and property stewardship. The committee is gathering stakeholder input rather…
Economic Development Commission meetings cancelled through Dec 2026
The Mundelein Economic Development Commission has cancelled all scheduled meetings through December 2026. The Commission will be formally dissolved following a Village Board action on April 27, 2026.
No substantive agenda items listed for the meeting
The Finance, Economic Development and Jobs Committee meeting on 2026-11-23 has no agenda items detailed in the provided document. The agenda appears to contain only procedural placeholders without specific decisions, contracts, or hearings. No items are scheduled for discussion or vote.
Economic Development Commission meeting cancelled
The meeting scheduled for November 19, 2026, is cancelled. The Economic Development Commission is to be formally dissolved following action by the Village Board on April 27, 2026.
The Finance Committee will hold a routine meeting with no substantive items.
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate. The committee will handle routine administrative tasks, approve previous minutes, and open the floor for public comment.
Committee reviews city policies on reinvesting in vacant housing.
The Housing & Economic Development Committee will hold a public hearing on oversight of the Baltimore Vacant Reinvestment Council. Members will review interagency cooperation, implementation status, and public accountability for vacant housing reinvestment policies. The meeting covers standard procedural items…
No substantive items are scheduled for the October 21 meeting
The Finance and Economic Development Standing Committee has no papers, presentations, or discussion items listed on this agenda. The meeting consists entirely of procedural boilerplate.
Baltimore reviews $3B vacant housing plan and tax sale reforms
The Housing & Economic Development Committee will hold public hearings on two bills addressing vacant properties. Councilmember James Torrence sponsored measures to review the mayor’s $3 billion vacant housing strategy and propose tax sale reforms to prevent foreclosures. The committee will hear from city agencies and…
No agenda items listed for the Finance, Economic Development and Jobs Committee
The provided document contains no specific meeting agenda or discussion topics. It consists of empty procedural fields and software interface text.
No substantive items are scheduled for the September 16 meeting
The Finance and Economic Development Standing Committee has no papers for consideration, presentations, or discussion items listed on this agenda. The meeting consists of procedural boilerplate.
City Council reviews vacant land use and code enforcement accountability
The committee will hold public hearings regarding strategies for repurposing vacant properties through community-led initiatives. They will also conduct oversight on the city's code enforcement process, including inspector accountability and staffing constraints.
Committee meets for routine procedures with no substantive agenda items.
This Finance and Economic Development Standing Committee session covers standard procedural boilerplate only. There are no papers for consideration, presentations, or discussion topics scheduled. The meeting will focus on opening remarks, a public comment period, and approving prior minutes.
Discussion on vacant property strategies and landmark designation
The committee will review policies regarding the city's whole block strategy for abandoned properties. They will also discuss oversight of the Baltimore Vacant Reinvestment Council and consider designating St. Peter’s Cemetery as a historical landmark.
Public hearing continues for Heritage Hub Economic Development Area Project
The Pendleton Economic Development Commission held a special meeting on August 13, 2026. The commission continued the public hearing on the Heritage Hub Economic Development Area Project. No other business was scheduled.
No substantive items listed for Brownfield Redevelopment Authority meeting
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed for this meeting.
August 5, 2026 Brownfield Redevelopment Authority meeting cancelled
The regular Board of Directors meeting scheduled for August 5, 2026, has been cancelled.
Council considers appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals
The Planning, Economic Development and Land Use Committee is reviewing two mayoral appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals. Both proposed terms are set to expire on December 31, 2029.
Economic Development Commission meeting cancelled
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Economic Development Commission for July 29, 2026, has been cancelled.
Committee will review the Spaceworks Tacoma Annual Report
The Economic Development Committee will receive a briefing on the Spaceworks Tacoma Annual Report presented by Rebecca Solverson. The agenda also lists topics for upcoming meetings, including advisory board interviews on August 11 and an arts and cultural vitality strategic plan update on August 25. No formal…
Economic Development Authority to review Harvester quarterly accounting
The Economic Development Authority will meet to conduct regular business and review staff updates. The board is scheduled to discuss quarterly accounting for Harvester.
Committee to receive updates on Roseville housing and Westfield Galleria
The Economic Development Advisory Committee will review a forecast on affordable housing and pro-housing designations. The body will also receive an update on the exterior renovation of the Westfield Galleria's western promenade and outdoor space, known as The Trails.
Van EDC to consider grant for grease trap at Coupe's Cafe and Game Room
The Economic Development Corporation will discuss a grant for a code-compliant grease trap at 552 W. Main Street. The board will also consider a budget amendment and an increase to a bank card limit. Other items include discussions on the Facade Grant Program and a project at McMillan Park.
EDA considers $150,000 loan for Lux Med Spa L.L.C.
The Economic Development Authority will consider a resolution to re-approve a revolving loan for the establishment and renovation of 528 Division St. The board will also begin a discussion on evaluating financial assistance programs.
EDZC to discuss FY 26/27 budget and Pocahontas Park improvements
The Economic Development Zone Committee will review the proposed FY 26/27 budget and receive updates on downtown projects. The body will also discuss improvements to Pocahontas Park.
Board will review and possibly approve the 2026‑27 budget and strategic action plan
The Waller Economic Development Commission will consider approval of its June financial report, the 2026‑27 budget and strategic action plan, and a request for proposals response shortlist. It will also discuss a selection committee for interview panels, improvements to the new EDC building, and an agreement with the…
Resolution to declare Majestic Ballroom structurally substandard
The Cottage Grove Economic Development Authority will consider adopting Resolution 2026-004, which designates the Majestic Ballroom as a structurally substandard building under the laws governing a redevelopment tax increment financing district. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of minutes and…
DCEDC to consider $236,820 agreement for 'Duncanville Better Block' project
The Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation will hold a public hearing and consider an agreement for a demonstration project at South Main Street and East Wheatland Road. The board will also discuss revisions to economic development grant and tax incentive guidelines.
Grayson County EDA to discuss Baywood Community Group and Round House
The Economic Development Authority will review financial reports and hear a presentation from the Baywood Community Group. The board will also discuss the Round House property and provide updates on Country Sisters.
DDA approves $60,500 for new dumpster enclosures
The Allen Park Downtown Development Authority will meet to approve reimbursements for new commercial trash enclosures and a six-month social media contract. The board will also review financial reports and updates on local redevelopment projects.
Worcester Redevelopment Authority to vote on FY27 agreements and Union Station leases
The Worcester Redevelopment Authority will consider authorizing two cooperation agreements with the City of Worcester for FY27. The board will also discuss restaurant space proposals and lease agreements for intercity bus services at Union Station.
Economic Development Subcommittee to discuss 'New Growth' tax impacts
The subcommittee will hold a discussion and Q&A session with the Franklin Board of Assessors regarding 'New Growth.' The meeting will cover how new construction, specifically apartment developments, affects the town's assessed value and tax revenue.
SEDC to discuss economic development projects Rock and Symphonic
The Seguin Economic Development Corporation will review a financial report and a proposed manufacturing roles turnover study. The board will also hold a closed session to deliberate on financial incentives and negotiations for Project Rock and Project Symphonic.
DDA considers funding for dumpster enclosures and marketing services
The Allen Park Downtown Development Authority will vote on reimbursing the city for trash enclosure construction and awarding a social media contract. The board will also receive updates on the South Allen Road Redevelopment Project.
Smyrna Redevelopment Authority to consider loan for Painted Stave Distillery
The Smyrna Slum Clearance and Redevelopment Authority will meet to review its mission and determine a loan request for the Painted Stave Distillery. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as attendance and minutes.
Economic Development Authority meeting cancelled, no items discussed
The St. Peter Economic Development Authority meeting scheduled for July 23, 2026 was cancelled. The cancellation was due to a lack of agenda items. No new meeting date has been set.
EDA will vote on bylaws and adopt remote participation guidelines
The Colonial Heights Economic Development Authority will consider a review and vote on its bylaws. It will also discuss and vote on new guidelines for remote participation in meetings. The agenda includes routine reports, staff updates, and confirmation of future meeting dates for September 24 and December 3, 2026.
HRA to approve CDBG amendment and LAHA funds for Willow Wood Estates
The Housing and Redevelopment Authority will consider approving a substantial amendment to the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and using Local Affordable Housing Aid funds to support property rehabilitation at Willow Wood Estates. The body will also review preliminary budgets for 2027-2028.
Round Rock TEDC to consider FY 2026-2027 operating budget
The Transportation and Economic Development Corporation will review a third quarter financial update. The board will also consider a resolution for the FY 2026-2027 operating budget and a five-year funds allocation plan for FY 2027-2031.