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EDC elects Lehi Canals as interim president following board resignations

October 21, 2024 | Groves, Jefferson County, Texas


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EDC elects Lehi Canals as interim president following board resignations
The Groves Council Meeting on October 21, 2024, was marked by a significant leadership transition as the Economic Development Corporation (EDC) moved to elect interim officers following a recent resignation. The meeting opened with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, setting a collaborative tone for the discussions ahead.

The council addressed the urgent need for new leadership within the EDC, as the board currently operates with only four members. A motion was made to elect interim officers, including a president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer, to ensure the board can function effectively until a full slate of members is appointed.

Lehi Canals was nominated and subsequently elected as the interim president, a decision that reflects the council's commitment to maintaining continuity in leadership during this transitional period. The motion received unanimous support, highlighting the council's desire for stability as they navigate upcoming challenges.

In addition to leadership changes, the meeting also touched on positive business updates. The EDC reported a strong year, with sales tax revenues nearing $3.1 million, indicating a robust economic environment in Groves. Despite a slight dip in monthly figures compared to the previous year, the overall financial outlook remains optimistic, with an increase of approximately $200,000 in the EDC fund balance.

As the council looks forward, the focus will be on filling the remaining board positions and solidifying the leadership team to drive future initiatives. The swift action taken during this meeting underscores the council's proactive approach to governance and community development in Groves.

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