Greetings.
Founded in 2002, the I-70 Regional Economic Advancement Partnership foresaw things to come. But over the past year its trajectory in action and influence soared. REAP is busy…
- Organizing job awareness field trips for students.
- Lobbying for new bio technical and agricultural research in the Farm Bill.
- Advocating for new roadways/bridges.
- Connecting high schools to Career and Technical Education grants.
- Networking to start new Enterprise Zone outreach.
- Advising counties on Byers, Strasburg and Bijou Basin open space plans.
- And much more.
Why so much activity?
The suburban to rural landscape is quickly changing along the East I-70 Corridor. Want evidence?
GO TO REAP’s “NEWS AND INTEL” link. Looking for opportunity, something will catch your eye.
REAP, a 501c6, is a recognized economic development engine in both Arapahoe and Adams County.
Public and private members also recognize its value. What value to members?
- Industry and government research specific to your interest.
- Networking opportunities at membership and other meetings.
- One-on-one member service in lobbying, advocacy, business development.
- Speaker platform to introduce and inform county, local, private stakeholders.
- News and intel on the changing nature of the region. Quick, refer to REAP’s website! www.i-70reap.com
REAP’s mission is printed front and center. But simply, it seeks to make the I-70 East Corridor a desirable place to live, work and play.
Questions or comments? Give a shout.
Thanks. Louis X. “Kip” Cheroutes 303.204.0479 [email protected]