Under the general direction of the Assistant City Manager, this position is responsible for the planning and implementation of economic development projects, plans, and programs for the City Manager’s Office; performs related duties as required. Responsible for administering the community reinvestment and enterprise zone programs, small business programs, business connector program, and annexations.
Tiffin-Seneca Economic Partnership, in partnership with the City of Tiffin and Seneca County Commissioners and Sheriff’s offices, have announced the release of a Request for Proposals for a new, updated web presence for each organization. The entities have begun to engage specific firms, but the RFP is open to all web developers interested in submitting a proposal.
The City of Painesville (pop. 20,300) is seeking a Community Development Director/City Planner to lead a full- service city with small town charm. The Community Development Director/City Planner serves under the City Manager performing a broad range of functions related to planning, zoning and code enforcement. The position oversees the entirety of the Community Development Department, which includes two secretaries and two inspectors. The position serves as the City Planner with a part-time secretary to assist with Planning Commission meetings (2nd Thursday of each month) and Board of Zoning Appeals meetings (3rd Thursday of each month).
The Ohio Economic Development Association is committed to providing a safe environment for attendees of the 2021 Annual Summit. The Board of Directors has adopted COVID-19 protocols for this year’s conference that will allow us to do so. OEDA will also follow the CDC, state, and local guidelines and facility-specific COVID-19 policies, in place at the time of the event.
The Clinton County Board of Commissioners is requesting proposals to conduct a comprehensive Broadband Feasibility Study for Clinton County, Ohio. The purpose of this study is to develop short-term and long-term strategies for broadband expansion throughout the county. The pandemic has highlighted the historic need for reliable, affordable high-speed broadband service, particularly for remote learning, telework, telehealth, and e-commerce.