Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors Meeting on September 20

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  • Date And Time
    20 September, 2022 4:30PM – 6:00PM
  • Location
    Arlington City Hall, 101 W Abram St, Arlington TX 76010
  • Description
    Join us in the Council Briefing Room, 3rd floor of Arlington City Hall.
    Arlington’s Economic Development Corporation board meets to discuss, develop and approve projects and investments in Arlington. The EDC Board of Directors were appointed by the Arlington City Council in December of 2020. The EDC is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to recruit new employers and industry to the city as well as help local companies grow to generate quality job opportunities for the Arlington metro area.

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