York County Economic Development Authority secures $13M in private investments through grants

August 19, 2025 | York County, Virginia


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York County Economic Development Authority secures $13M in private investments through grants
The York County Board of Supervisors meeting on August 19, 2025, focused on the county's economic development efforts and the importance of communication among stakeholders. The meeting began with a commitment to quarterly gatherings aimed at enhancing collaboration and support for ongoing initiatives.

County Administrator Mr. Bellamy presented a detailed report highlighting the significant contributions of the Economic Development Authority (EDA). He emphasized the often-overlooked achievements of the county in fostering economic growth. For fiscal year 2024, the county awarded over $68,000 in grants, which successfully attracted approximately $604 million in private investment. This trend continued into fiscal year 2025, where the EDA awarded 45 grants totaling over $763,000, resulting in an impressive leverage of nearly $13.8 million in private investments for local businesses.

Mr. Bellamy underscored the ongoing efforts of the EDA and the importance of recognizing their work, countering negative perceptions often propagated on social media. He concluded by affirming that the county is actively pursuing new business opportunities and that the economic development team is performing commendably.

The meeting highlighted the county's commitment to transparency and collaboration, with plans for future discussions to further enhance economic initiatives in York County.

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