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Economic Development on politicians’ minds

A unified approach to economic development will be the focus of an upcoming meeting in Creston.

Town Council and Creston area’s Regional Directors will discuss one “Creston Valley”, as opposed to individual communities.

Area-B Director, Tanya Wall says it’

s time to put the boundaries aside.
Area-C Director Larry Binks says he fully supports the concept of being the “Creston Valley”.

Area- A Director Garry Jackman says he is open to discuss partnering.

The meeting is set for mid-October.

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