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Governor Hickenlooper Launches Colorado’s Bottom-Up Economic Development Plan Initiative – <br />Join the conversation! <br />Purpose, Objectives and Outcomes <br />Governor Hickenlooper understands that the number one priority of the residents of the State of Colorado <br />is to rebuild the economy and create jobs. To do this, the Governor’s Office and the Colorado Office of <br />Economic Development & International Trade has partnered with Colorado State University’s Office of <br />Engagement and Extension to engage Coloradoans in a statewide conversation about Economic <br />Development. Governor Hickenlooper is asking for residents across the State, county by county, to share <br />their stories, challenges, and strengths by developing a strategic economic development plan for their <br />county. These county plans will then be rolled up into 14 regional economic development plans, which <br />collectively will be rolled up into a statewide economic development plan. <br />Why Governor Hickenlooper has launched a bottom-up initiative: <br /> To identify economic development priorities for each county; <br /> To reach the widest range of interests and assure the greatest amount of input possible; <br /> To assure that the Statewide Economic Development Strategy is truly representative of all 64 <br />counties <br /> To develop a real and sustainable partnership between all 64 counties and the Colorado Office of <br />Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT); and <br /> To develop Colorado’s statewide economic development strategy, a framework that will show us <br />how we will work together, find new solutions, address our very real challenges, and rebuild our <br />economy. <br />Specific outcomes desired: <br />Local ownership of economic development across the state; <br /> Trust and respect between government and communities; <br /> Engaged and ongoing conversations with business and industry; <br /> Retain and create jobs for Colorado residents; <br /> Identify innovative and/or “best practices” economic development ideas for implementation and <br />replication respectively; and <br /> Create a more competitive Colorado. <br />Your Role <br />We invite you to actively participate in your county’s economic development planning processes. Provide <br />input and ideas and ask friends, family, neighbors and others to participate as well. Attend planning <br />meetings, take the online survey (www.advancecolorado.com), or send us an email at input@state.co.us. <br />Please note that if a specific county is conducting its own survey, citizens are strongly encouraged to first <br />complete the county survey and only take the state-provided survey as a second option if they have an <br />interest in completing both surveys. The results from the state’s on-line survey will be compiled by county <br />and provided to each county. In support of the bottom-up approach, each county will determine its use <br />and the relevance of such information. <br />The County’s Role <br />Each County’s Role includes: <br /> Submit the most recent county and/or regional economic development plan (if the county wants <br />this information posted) to OEDIT via input@state.co.us or the link posted on OEDIT’s website; <br /> <br />
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