Economic Development Deptartment getting restructured
The city's Economic Development and Cultural Affairs Bureau is in the midst of a massive restructuring that is expected to save the city nearly $1 million in next year's budget. The changes, which will take effect at the start of the city's 2010 fiscal year on Oct. 1, will result in the elimination of six positions and the transfer of loan approval and business improvement district functions to the Redevelopment Agency and to Community Development, respectively, said City Manager Pat West. Continue reading Press Telegram.
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