The Madison County Community Development Department administers over $15 million in federal, state, and local grants to fund programs that provide affordable housing, economic opportunities, and a suitable living environment. It oversees programs for housing rehabilitation and demolition, infrastructure support, emergency assistance for the homeless, and energy efficiency. The department aims to fully integrate economic and community development communications, convene local developers, and assist communities in areas like site development, infrastructure, and downtown redevelopment through federal funding and advocacy.
Madison County has partnered with multiple organizations to study the economic impact of logistics centers in the county and determine direct and indirect employment and overall impacts. Meetings have been held across the county to educate businesses and residents about enterprise zones and their benefits. The Southwestern Illinois Trade & Investment Council was created to better market the counties, assist with importing/exporting, and create programs and events like Exporter of the Year. Madison County is working to promote tourism by meeting with stakeholders and gaining support from communities.
EXPOSED: WI Democrats' Plan to Smear Conservative & Gov. Walker!CampaignToDefeatObama
The Campaign to Defeat Barack Obama ( http://www.CampaignToDefeatObama.com/ ) is on the ground in Wisconsin fighting the senseless RECALL campaigns being pushed by Barack Obama's minions, and we have intercepted this liberal messaging presentation that lays out the vile and inaccurate attacks they're trying to use to destroy Gov. Walker and conservatives and take over the state. You can help us fight back & spread the truth at http://bit.ly/HaKAOL
The Kentucky Commission on Community Volunteerism and Service (KCCVS) is a statewide group appointed by the governor to engage Kentucky citizens in community service opportunities. The KCCVS works to connect volunteers, organizations, and businesses and provides leadership and coordination of volunteer activities across the state. It offers programs like AmeriCorps, volunteer recognition awards, training for non-profits, and insurance for volunteers. The KCCVS newsletter and website provide information about opportunities to address Kentucky's needs through service.
The Council on Asian-Pacific Minnesotans (CAPM)
was created by the Minnesota State Legislature in 1985
pursuant to Minnesota Statute 3.9226, subdivision 1,
to fulfill three primary objectives: to advise the governor and members of the legislature on issues pertaining to Asian Pacific Minnesotans; to advocate on issues of importance to the Asian Pacific community; and to act as a broker between the Asian Pacific community and mainstream society.
The policies of Agenda 21 have been promoted in Cecil County, MD over the last several years by various non-governmental organizations. The land use forums of 2006 brought many individuals together who are now influencing county planning decisions. Their advocacy of "smart growth" is aligned with Plan MD. Whether implemented locally or at the state level, the end result will be the same: erosion of property rights as central planners determine how and where we live. The basis of these plans runs contrary to free market principles and the right to property that our nation was founded upon.
Madison County has partnered with multiple organizations to study the economic impact of logistics centers in the county and determine direct and indirect employment and overall impacts. Meetings have been held across the county to educate businesses and residents about enterprise zones and their benefits. The Southwestern Illinois Trade & Investment Council was created to better market the counties, assist with importing/exporting, and create programs and events like Exporter of the Year. Madison County is working to promote tourism by meeting with stakeholders and gaining support from communities.
EXPOSED: WI Democrats' Plan to Smear Conservative & Gov. Walker!CampaignToDefeatObama
The Campaign to Defeat Barack Obama ( http://www.CampaignToDefeatObama.com/ ) is on the ground in Wisconsin fighting the senseless RECALL campaigns being pushed by Barack Obama's minions, and we have intercepted this liberal messaging presentation that lays out the vile and inaccurate attacks they're trying to use to destroy Gov. Walker and conservatives and take over the state. You can help us fight back & spread the truth at http://bit.ly/HaKAOL
The Kentucky Commission on Community Volunteerism and Service (KCCVS) is a statewide group appointed by the governor to engage Kentucky citizens in community service opportunities. The KCCVS works to connect volunteers, organizations, and businesses and provides leadership and coordination of volunteer activities across the state. It offers programs like AmeriCorps, volunteer recognition awards, training for non-profits, and insurance for volunteers. The KCCVS newsletter and website provide information about opportunities to address Kentucky's needs through service.
The Council on Asian-Pacific Minnesotans (CAPM)
was created by the Minnesota State Legislature in 1985
pursuant to Minnesota Statute 3.9226, subdivision 1,
to fulfill three primary objectives: to advise the governor and members of the legislature on issues pertaining to Asian Pacific Minnesotans; to advocate on issues of importance to the Asian Pacific community; and to act as a broker between the Asian Pacific community and mainstream society.
The policies of Agenda 21 have been promoted in Cecil County, MD over the last several years by various non-governmental organizations. The land use forums of 2006 brought many individuals together who are now influencing county planning decisions. Their advocacy of "smart growth" is aligned with Plan MD. Whether implemented locally or at the state level, the end result will be the same: erosion of property rights as central planners determine how and where we live. The basis of these plans runs contrary to free market principles and the right to property that our nation was founded upon.
The document provides an overview and plan for community and economic development in Madison County. It summarizes programs and services from 2014, and outlines plans for 2015 including hosting a poverty summit, developing tourism corridors, partnering with IMEC to assist manufacturers, and establishing a microloan program through a partnership with Justine Petersen. The overall goal is to create jobs, economic opportunities, and stable communities for county residents.
Economic and Community Development Immediate Project StartsFrank Miles, M.P.A.
Madison County Community Development has several immediate projects starting:
1) Convening economic developers to improve coordination and develop new marketing materials.
2) Introducing their new Economic Development Specialist and focusing on logistics and warehousing.
3) Supporting a new Southwestern Illinois Trade Development Board to promote regional trade.
- Laura Brown gave a presentation reviewing her work as the Community Resource Development Educator for Crawford County over the past 3 years.
- Her work focused on three main program areas: community economic development, community and comprehensive planning, and sustainability initiatives around local foods and energy independence.
- She conducted various programs and initiatives within each area, including developing an economic development preparedness survey, facilitating county planning processes, and establishing entrepreneurship clubs.
- Significant impacts included 18 communities completing comprehensive plans, the formation of a community fund, and businesses receiving support after severe flooding in 2008.
The Madison County Community Development Department manages several core programs funded by federal and state grants. In 2015, each division implemented new, innovative programs and initiatives. These included hosting a poverty summit; forming a nonprofit to secure additional funding; tracking projects using GIS; creating a centralized intake system; and expanding training, partnerships, and outreach. The goal is to maximize services and impact for residents in light of declining budgets.
Focused Forward: Growing Economic VitalityRPO America
During the National Regional Transportation Conference, Kelly Hitchcock shared Central Virginia's approach to transportation and economic development planning and implementation.
This document reviews several community programs from across North America that were created to help local businesses through creative placemaking and arts initiatives. It summarizes 8 programs, including ArtPlace America which is a 10-year collaboration that provides grants and investments to strengthen communities through arts and culture. The review finds that community collaboration, attractive public spaces, and partnerships were key to the programs' success in helping businesses. It also notes that while the programs had an artistic focus, their impact came more from local engagement and the tools they provided to support business growth.
MassDevelopment supports economic growth across Massachusetts through programs that provide financing, real estate development services, and community development support to businesses, municipalities, and non-profits. The Transformative Development Initiative (TDI) is an integrated place-based strategy that implements catalytic revitalization activities in designated districts within Gateway Cities, utilizing funding from MassDevelopment alongside technical assistance, fellowships for capacity building, and transformative projects. The TDI aims to stimulate investment and sustainable economic development in focus areas like the Springfield Innovation District through public-private partnerships, coordinated infrastructure improvements, and the identification of catalytic development opportunities.
21st Century Synthesis For Rural Development In Ajk (Pp Tminimizer) (Pp Tmini...Taimur Hyat-Khan
This document summarizes a development plan for rural areas in AJ&K. It discusses establishing village councils and apex bodies to prepare development plans. Key goals include improving livelihoods through skills training, microenterprises in agriculture, mining and tourism. Specific projects proposed include food processing plants, organic farming cooperatives, and developing renewable energy. The document emphasizes an asset-based and participatory approach to development focusing on local resources and community participation.
Building Community Buy-in Through Vision-based Comprehensive PlanningLeslie
The document discusses a comprehensive planning model used in West Carrollton, Ohio that incorporates sustainability principles. It shares how the city built community support for the plan through an inclusive visioning process. Key elements included forming a diverse steering committee, conducting community workshops to identify shared values and goals, and developing a long-term vision and plan that balanced social, economic and environmental factors. The resulting plan addressed issues like downtown revitalization, economic development, housing, parks and transportation through multi-disciplinary workgroups.
Serve DC's 2013 annual report summarizes their achievements over the year, including awarding $2.76 million in AmeriCorps grants to support nine nonprofit organizations, launching a new volunteer opportunities database called NeighborGood, and receiving a grant to fund a community revitalization initiative. The report provides details on Serve DC's work in national service, disability inclusion, emergency preparedness, and engaging communities through seasonal service events like Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Global Youth Service Day.
What is Community Economic Develompent? Presentation prepared by the Canadia...Michael Toye
The Canadian CED Network is a national, member-driven organization that promotes community economic development (CED) as an alternative model to address social, economic, and environmental challenges. It has several thousand member organizations across sectors and provides capacity building, research, policy development, and networking support to members. CED involves local communities creating economic opportunities and enhancing social and environmental conditions, particularly for marginalized groups, through a sustainable and inclusive approach.
The document summarizes Lee's Summit's third strategic planning process to shape the city's vision for the future. Citizens and stakeholders are providing input on key areas like economic development, education, health, government, quality of life, and transportation. The process began in 2008 and will deliver a final plan to the city council in May 2009. The plan will then be implemented with oversight from the city, citizens, and implementation committee.
Great places ferryville presentation 6 28-10lauraebrown
The document discusses strategies for tourism development in rural communities like Ferryville. It recommends that communities 1) create a tourism development and marketing plan, 2) work in partnerships with other organizations, and 3) recognize their unique identity and sense of place to appeal to visitors. A First Impressions visit to Ferryville identified its beautiful natural setting and views as strengths but noted challenges around the small population, lack of businesses and services, and need to attract more travelers passing through.
Great places ferryville presentation 6 28-10lauraebrown
The document discusses strategies for tourism development in rural communities like Ferryville. It outlines five strategies: 1) creating a tourism development plan, 2) partnering with other communities and organizations, 3) improving first impressions through beautification and hospitality training, 4) celebrating local history and culture, and 5) creating activities for visitors. It also summarizes the results of a secret shopper visit between Ferryville and Alma, identifying opportunities and challenges for Ferryville tourism.
Great places pd c tourism council 12 9-10lauraebrown
The document summarizes a presentation about using tourism as an economic development strategy for the city of Prairie du Chien. It discusses how tourism brings visitor spending to local businesses, strategies communities can use to develop tourism like creating activities and experiences, and highlights examples from other communities. It also shares results from a visit to the similar town of Mineral Point that identified opportunities for Prairie du Chien such as preserving downtown and building on its historic significance.
EG2008 Missouri Eco Gardening June 08 PresentationEd Morrison
The document discusses the ExCEED program in Missouri which uses an engagement model to revitalize rural economies through entrepreneurship and alternative economic development approaches. It focuses on building local assets, encouraging collaboration, and engaging underrepresented groups. ExCEED works with communities on strategic planning, implementation of plans, and evaluation of outcomes such as new businesses and jobs. The program also connects communities to university resources and provides training in economic gardening strategies.
The West Central Missouri Community Action Agency has created a rural transportation network to improve access and mobility for rural residents. The network launched in 2020 with CARES Act funding and now relies on private funding. It connects 40 regional partners through a volunteer driver program and plans to implement an on-demand system. The volunteer driver program provides over 23,000 miles of rides annually for medical care, employment, and other needs. Data shows the program reduces medical no-show rates and provides a strong return on investment for communities. The agency aims to expand the network through regional mobility management, identifying areas lacking transportation access, and garnering support from partners.
Cumberland Region Tomorrow is a nonprofit organization dedicated to planning for sustainable growth in a 10-county region in Tennessee. It supports regional planning with an emphasis on land use, transportation, and preserving rural landscapes. Its objectives include reporting on growth trends, developing quality growth tools, and encouraging collaborative action to implement quality growth practices that preserve livability and economic vitality.
Sustainable Comm Network Fact Sheet_v1(1-09)Nicole Cabral
The Sustainable Communities Network aims to help Gulf Coast communities recover from hurricanes in a more sustainable and resilient way. It will create a forum for community leaders to share best practices, gain skills and resources to address issues like climate change. The Network will initially include organizations from Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas and provide quarterly convenings, demonstrations of green technologies, and coaching to build capacity. The goal is to strengthen leadership, civic engagement and sustainability in the region.
The document provides an overview and plan for community and economic development in Madison County. It summarizes programs and services from 2014, and outlines plans for 2015 including hosting a poverty summit, developing tourism corridors, partnering with IMEC to assist manufacturers, and establishing a microloan program through a partnership with Justine Petersen. The overall goal is to create jobs, economic opportunities, and stable communities for county residents.
Economic and Community Development Immediate Project StartsFrank Miles, M.P.A.
Madison County Community Development has several immediate projects starting:
1) Convening economic developers to improve coordination and develop new marketing materials.
2) Introducing their new Economic Development Specialist and focusing on logistics and warehousing.
3) Supporting a new Southwestern Illinois Trade Development Board to promote regional trade.
- Laura Brown gave a presentation reviewing her work as the Community Resource Development Educator for Crawford County over the past 3 years.
- Her work focused on three main program areas: community economic development, community and comprehensive planning, and sustainability initiatives around local foods and energy independence.
- She conducted various programs and initiatives within each area, including developing an economic development preparedness survey, facilitating county planning processes, and establishing entrepreneurship clubs.
- Significant impacts included 18 communities completing comprehensive plans, the formation of a community fund, and businesses receiving support after severe flooding in 2008.
The Madison County Community Development Department manages several core programs funded by federal and state grants. In 2015, each division implemented new, innovative programs and initiatives. These included hosting a poverty summit; forming a nonprofit to secure additional funding; tracking projects using GIS; creating a centralized intake system; and expanding training, partnerships, and outreach. The goal is to maximize services and impact for residents in light of declining budgets.
Focused Forward: Growing Economic VitalityRPO America
During the National Regional Transportation Conference, Kelly Hitchcock shared Central Virginia's approach to transportation and economic development planning and implementation.
This document reviews several community programs from across North America that were created to help local businesses through creative placemaking and arts initiatives. It summarizes 8 programs, including ArtPlace America which is a 10-year collaboration that provides grants and investments to strengthen communities through arts and culture. The review finds that community collaboration, attractive public spaces, and partnerships were key to the programs' success in helping businesses. It also notes that while the programs had an artistic focus, their impact came more from local engagement and the tools they provided to support business growth.
MassDevelopment supports economic growth across Massachusetts through programs that provide financing, real estate development services, and community development support to businesses, municipalities, and non-profits. The Transformative Development Initiative (TDI) is an integrated place-based strategy that implements catalytic revitalization activities in designated districts within Gateway Cities, utilizing funding from MassDevelopment alongside technical assistance, fellowships for capacity building, and transformative projects. The TDI aims to stimulate investment and sustainable economic development in focus areas like the Springfield Innovation District through public-private partnerships, coordinated infrastructure improvements, and the identification of catalytic development opportunities.
21st Century Synthesis For Rural Development In Ajk (Pp Tminimizer) (Pp Tmini...Taimur Hyat-Khan
This document summarizes a development plan for rural areas in AJ&K. It discusses establishing village councils and apex bodies to prepare development plans. Key goals include improving livelihoods through skills training, microenterprises in agriculture, mining and tourism. Specific projects proposed include food processing plants, organic farming cooperatives, and developing renewable energy. The document emphasizes an asset-based and participatory approach to development focusing on local resources and community participation.
Building Community Buy-in Through Vision-based Comprehensive PlanningLeslie
The document discusses a comprehensive planning model used in West Carrollton, Ohio that incorporates sustainability principles. It shares how the city built community support for the plan through an inclusive visioning process. Key elements included forming a diverse steering committee, conducting community workshops to identify shared values and goals, and developing a long-term vision and plan that balanced social, economic and environmental factors. The resulting plan addressed issues like downtown revitalization, economic development, housing, parks and transportation through multi-disciplinary workgroups.
Serve DC's 2013 annual report summarizes their achievements over the year, including awarding $2.76 million in AmeriCorps grants to support nine nonprofit organizations, launching a new volunteer opportunities database called NeighborGood, and receiving a grant to fund a community revitalization initiative. The report provides details on Serve DC's work in national service, disability inclusion, emergency preparedness, and engaging communities through seasonal service events like Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Global Youth Service Day.
What is Community Economic Develompent? Presentation prepared by the Canadia...Michael Toye
The Canadian CED Network is a national, member-driven organization that promotes community economic development (CED) as an alternative model to address social, economic, and environmental challenges. It has several thousand member organizations across sectors and provides capacity building, research, policy development, and networking support to members. CED involves local communities creating economic opportunities and enhancing social and environmental conditions, particularly for marginalized groups, through a sustainable and inclusive approach.
The document summarizes Lee's Summit's third strategic planning process to shape the city's vision for the future. Citizens and stakeholders are providing input on key areas like economic development, education, health, government, quality of life, and transportation. The process began in 2008 and will deliver a final plan to the city council in May 2009. The plan will then be implemented with oversight from the city, citizens, and implementation committee.
Great places ferryville presentation 6 28-10lauraebrown
The document discusses strategies for tourism development in rural communities like Ferryville. It recommends that communities 1) create a tourism development and marketing plan, 2) work in partnerships with other organizations, and 3) recognize their unique identity and sense of place to appeal to visitors. A First Impressions visit to Ferryville identified its beautiful natural setting and views as strengths but noted challenges around the small population, lack of businesses and services, and need to attract more travelers passing through.
Great places ferryville presentation 6 28-10lauraebrown
The document discusses strategies for tourism development in rural communities like Ferryville. It outlines five strategies: 1) creating a tourism development plan, 2) partnering with other communities and organizations, 3) improving first impressions through beautification and hospitality training, 4) celebrating local history and culture, and 5) creating activities for visitors. It also summarizes the results of a secret shopper visit between Ferryville and Alma, identifying opportunities and challenges for Ferryville tourism.
Great places pd c tourism council 12 9-10lauraebrown
The document summarizes a presentation about using tourism as an economic development strategy for the city of Prairie du Chien. It discusses how tourism brings visitor spending to local businesses, strategies communities can use to develop tourism like creating activities and experiences, and highlights examples from other communities. It also shares results from a visit to the similar town of Mineral Point that identified opportunities for Prairie du Chien such as preserving downtown and building on its historic significance.
EG2008 Missouri Eco Gardening June 08 PresentationEd Morrison
The document discusses the ExCEED program in Missouri which uses an engagement model to revitalize rural economies through entrepreneurship and alternative economic development approaches. It focuses on building local assets, encouraging collaboration, and engaging underrepresented groups. ExCEED works with communities on strategic planning, implementation of plans, and evaluation of outcomes such as new businesses and jobs. The program also connects communities to university resources and provides training in economic gardening strategies.
The West Central Missouri Community Action Agency has created a rural transportation network to improve access and mobility for rural residents. The network launched in 2020 with CARES Act funding and now relies on private funding. It connects 40 regional partners through a volunteer driver program and plans to implement an on-demand system. The volunteer driver program provides over 23,000 miles of rides annually for medical care, employment, and other needs. Data shows the program reduces medical no-show rates and provides a strong return on investment for communities. The agency aims to expand the network through regional mobility management, identifying areas lacking transportation access, and garnering support from partners.
Cumberland Region Tomorrow is a nonprofit organization dedicated to planning for sustainable growth in a 10-county region in Tennessee. It supports regional planning with an emphasis on land use, transportation, and preserving rural landscapes. Its objectives include reporting on growth trends, developing quality growth tools, and encouraging collaborative action to implement quality growth practices that preserve livability and economic vitality.
Sustainable Comm Network Fact Sheet_v1(1-09)Nicole Cabral
The Sustainable Communities Network aims to help Gulf Coast communities recover from hurricanes in a more sustainable and resilient way. It will create a forum for community leaders to share best practices, gain skills and resources to address issues like climate change. The Network will initially include organizations from Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas and provide quarterly convenings, demonstrations of green technologies, and coaching to build capacity. The goal is to strengthen leadership, civic engagement and sustainability in the region.
2. Mission Statement
The purpose of the Madison County
Community Development Department is the
development of viable communities by
providing adequate affordable housing, a
suitable living environment and expanding
economic opportunities.
3. Services: CDBG
Madison County Community Development is the
County agency that administers over 15 million
dollars in federal, state and local grant programs
including:
US Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD), Community Development
Block Grants (CDBG) programs for Madison
County units of government. Providing
infrastructure support, housing rehabilitation,
the elimination of slums, blight and local
program assistance.
6. Services: CSBG & USDOE
Administers the IL DCEO Community Services
Block Grant (CSBG) program-providing
services to seniors, vets and other at risk
populations.
Administers the US Department of Energy's
(USDOE) Weatherization and Energy Efficiency
Programs, and the County Lead Abatement
program
9. Services: Homeless Prevention &
HOME
Directs the County’s Homeless Prevention and
Action Programs, such as providing for immediate
short term emergency needs and housing by
targeting at risk populations
Manages the County's - US Department of
Housing and Urban Development's HOME
program, providing housing development and
redevelopment opportunities with local
communities and works closely with the three
County Housing Authorities
10. Madison Boxcars, named some of
America’s worst housing by HUD.
Is now Washington Ave.
Apartments.
Housing Redevelopment
12. Services: LIHEAP &
Park & Recreation
Supervises the Low Income Heating and Energy
Assistance Program (LIHEAP) utilizing US
Department of Energy Funds - for seniors and
others at risk who need help paying heating and
cooling bills in peak seasonal periods
Responsible for the management of the Madison
County Parks and Recreation grants (PEP)
program administering funds from the Regional
Park District to provide recreational opportunities
to Madison County communities.
13. Develop and manage the County's economic
development programs, including three
Enterprise Zones and various infrastructure
development and low interest loan programs.
Services: Economic Development
15. Local Government Focus
The County will develop a fully integrated website and
multi-platform strategy for communications regarding
economic and community development. This involves
proactive news stories on programs and services to our
constituencies
Provide periodic economic snapshots of Madison
County economic and community development activity
Develop a program of outreach into individual
communities by making presentations to civic
organizations and others by expert MCCD staff
16. Economic & Community
Development Programming
Develop a comprehensive Economic
Development marketing program
Convene regular gatherings of economic and
community developers in Madison County
Build technical capacities of Madison County
communities creating technical working
groups, provide presentations and expert
advice for all Madison County economic and
community developers
17. Economic & Community
Development Programming
Assist communities in competitive site
development opportunities
Leverage federal programs like CDBG and CSBG to
create local jobs and economic opportunity
through infrastructure development
Develop priority infrastructure needs for Madison
County communities
Provide a system of advocacy on behalf of
Madison County communities for state and
federal programs
18. Economic & Community
Development Programming
Establish resources for downtown or CBD
redevelopment and development opportunities
Provide resources and support for the development
of recreation and park development
Develop a brownfields and formerly utilized site
inventory for development management and
programs to support remediation of these sites
Establish networks between the public sector,
education, healthcare and private development to
expand broadband network access into underserved
areas of Madison County
19. Economic & Community
Development Programming
Work with Tourism agencies and Chambers of Commerce in
Madison County to develop tourism corridors to support
tourism related economic development
Enhance the County’s agricultural markets and assist in
development of local food production and food hubs – with
an emphasis on underserved food “deserts” and develop
transportation networks to support them
Develop programs supporting USDA Rural Development to
expand infrastructure needs in the County
Develop a Health Care Services Infrastructure network across
the County to grow and develop health care campus concepts
and promote co-location of allied services in health clusters
20. Economic & Community
Development Programming
Working with the County Veteran’s Assistance
Commission to provide opportunities for vets housing,
training and jobs
Develop a POC for Senior services and programs for the
County for senior population
Promote the development of a Housing network to
develop new housing opportunities, through in-fill
development, redevelopment and new development
and promote a Home Buyer Assistance network
Provide space for the Illinois Manufacturing Excellence
Center to support Madison County industries
21. Economic & Community
Development Programming
Develop networks for small business and social
entrepreneurial based businesses in Madison
County communities for social workers, health
care and community based providers
Partner with local schools and colleges to create
job training networks for the new jobs of the
future in tech ed and other STEM programs
Work within communities improving housing
stock and energy efficiency through various
programs
22. Madison County Community Development
Questions?
Frank Miles, Administrator
130 Hillsboro
Edwardsville, IL 62025
618-296-8940
fomiles@co.Madison.il.us