Economic development council postpones Main Streets block party due to staffing constraints. The Beverly ECDC on July 23 reported postponing the Main Streets event due to recent staff changes and insufficient funding, with the council refocusing on holiday stroll and restaurant week events.
The Beverly Economic and Community Development Council elected new leadership and reviewed strategic planning priorities at its June 25 meeting. Members unanimously elected Zach Servideo as Chair and Christopher Wrenn as Vice Chair, with all 10 present voting in favor. Economic Development Planner
Beverly council advances housing rehabilitation program with community-development grant funding. The Economic and Community Development Council received an update on a Community Development Block Grant program, operating through Habitat for Humanity, that held its kickoff meeting and has 18 months
Beverly's Economic and Community Development Council reviewed a comprehensive framework for its economic development strategy, identifying five strategic areas to support growth in advanced manufacturing, biosciences, and entrepreneurship. Consultant Sam Eisenbeiser of BerryDunn presented the
Beverly economic council discusses potential affordable housing and small business expansion. The Economic and Community Development Council unanimously approved prior meeting minutes on a motion by Dan Allon, seconded by Nathan Seavey, voting 9 to 0. Erin Schaeffer, Economic Development Planner,
Beverly's Economic and Community Development Council approves prior meeting minutes unanimously. The eight-member council voted 9-0 to approve January 22 minutes and heard a presentation from Andrew Defranza, Executive Director of Harborlight Homes, detailing affordable housing development across
Beverly Economic and Community Development Council reviews affordable housing strategy and federal grant. The council discussed the city's $850,000 Community Development Block Grant, which was awarded for affordable housing rehabilitation in partnership with Habitat for Humanity. Director of
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