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On Friday, Jan. 13, staff from SRPC, Rockingham Planning Commission and the Regional Economic Development Center (REDC) attended a coordination meeting for the next quarter of Seacoast Economic Development Stakeholder (SEDS) calls.
The Seacoast Economic Development Stakeholders (SEDS) is a collective entity of economic development stakeholders from Strafford and Rockingham Counties who meet regularly to collaborate, share information and resources, and work collaboratively to promote the economic vitality of our communities and region. SRPC convened the group in March 2020 to increase awareness and improve information sharing on the fast-changing state and local regulations brought by the pandemic. SEDS members include municipal economic development managers, chamber of commerce directors, staff from planning commissions, and representatives from other allied organizations that play a key role in economic development.
Over the next few months stakeholders will discuss the Invest NH program, hear an update on the Collaborative Economic Development Region (CEDR) program workforce development project, and examine outcome from the Regional Housing Needs Assessment, among other topics.
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