Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
City Has Invested $1 Million Plus In Business Incentives
Kimball Mayor Keith Prunty accepts the Nebraska Department of Economic Development Leadership Certified Community membership from Brittany Hardin. From left are council members Matt Bright and James Shield, LCC representative Brittany Hardin, Prunty, and council members Creg Pike and Kim Baliman.
The City of Kimball is "only one of 29 communities to quality for the Nebraska Department of Economic Development's LCC program, created in 2011 to help villages and municipalities adapt to ongoing changes and opportunity in economic development.
According to the department, Kimball has invested nearly $1 million in its business incentive programs.
"Over the past year, the city has invested nearly $1 million in its business incentive program," the DED said in a release. "Kimball's Local Option Municipal Development Act (LB840) loan program authorizes incorporated city and villages to collect a...
