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Hear from Ethan Lassiter, Director of Business and Planning, and learn more about the Housing and Economic Development bond and the future of development for the city.

New article out now! This time I discuss the history of centrism in the Maritimes. I’d appreciate it if you could check it out! https://lnkd.in/gwJtBEwt

To fortify the economic resilience and prosperity of the Greater Peoria region, it is imperative to focus on the nucleus of this metropolitan expanse—Peoria itself. Chris Setti, our CEO, encapsulates this sentiment by stating, 'As the principal city of our metropolitan area, Peoria itself needs to be strong in order for Greater Peoria to be strong. And the Peoria riverfront is the region’s backyard – investment there benefits us all.' This assertion underlines the significance of the recent enhancements to our riverfront, initiatives crucial for spurring economic growth, enriching our quality of life, and attracting businesses and skilled talent to the region. Explore further insights in this month's #NoteFromOurCEO https://ow.ly/xEGz50PFXLz

Watch Christi (Hufford) Jackson, Partner and Head of US Practice, speak on the Buzzacott Stepping Stones series on the key US/UK tax, immigration and wealth management considerations for Brits moving to the US. In this chapter they focus on the British friends, family members, employees and acquaintances of Americans, who might be dealing with a move to the US. https://lnkd.in/ePxqYiVd #LDI #USImmigration #ImmigrationLawyer #Immigration

Monday Morning thoughts. "Undeniably, our municipalities face a myriad of challenges, from the perpetual need for infrastructure funding to grappling with healthcare disparities at a local level. Issues like crime, environmental degradation, and the burdens of downloading from higher levels of government loom large on the horizon. It's easy to fall into the trap of focusing solely on these adversities, perpetuating the "If It Bleeds, It Leads" narrative that dominates our media landscape. Indeed, even within the realm of social media and professional discourse, discussions tend to gravitate toward the negative aspects of municipal governance. Consultants tout their ability to swoop in and fix what's broken, feeding into the notion that only the problems garner attention. But perhaps it's time for a paradigm shift, a departure from the relentless spotlight on what's wrong towards a celebration of what's right." Don't forget to hit that subscribe button below. #Municipal #Municipality #LocalGovernment #Opinion

Want to hear me chat about Jefferson County Commission’s economic development efforts, the state of our local economy and how we are creating good opportunities for our residents? Then check out our latest podcast and hear me talk economics in a deep southern drawl.

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