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Board of Delegates Meeting – January 2025

The Central Pines Regional Council Board of Delegates meetings focus on regional governance, organizational business, and initiatives supporting local governments and communities. The meetings include updates on CPRC programs and priorities, organizational and financial matters, and discussion of issues affecting the region.

The January 22, 2025 Board of Delegates meeting focused on legislative priorities, member engagement, and regional support for local governments.

Major topics included the 2025 legislative outlook and advocacy issues affecting infrastructure, water resources, housing, workforce, disaster resilience, and local government funding, along with CPRC’s clean water education efforts, member satisfaction, and Regional Day activities.

The Board also welcomed new members and considered the addition of Foxfire Village to CPRC.

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