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Lewis and Clark
Regional Development Council offers a variety of
programs and services to foster economic growth and community
development in a 10-county region of south-central North Dakota.
The Council helps local governments, organizations, businesses, and
individuals access federal, state, and other funding sources to enhance
employment and business opportunities, maintain and improve
infrastructure and public services, rehabilitate housing, and develop
plans. It has directly provided or obtained $60 million for business and community development projects, leveraging hundreds of millions more in other investments. The Council was first created in 1969, incorporated as a nonprofit in 1973, designated as an Economic Development District by the Economic Development Administration in 1975, and authorized by the state legislature in 1977. It is governed by a board of directors comprised of elected local officials and representatives of business, farm, and tribal interests. The board employs staff that has considerable experience in finance, planning, grantsmanship, and community development. For more information about the Council's lending, grant, or technical assistance programs, or for a pre-application, please call 701.667.7620 or e-mail lcrdc@lewisandclarkrdc.org. |
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