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  1. Mark Studer purchased forestland from Port Blakely, while the Grays Harbor County Boundary Review Board approved the annexation of McCleary.

Blakely Secures Funding for City Services and Planning via QTS MOU

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mar 27
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What happened

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The city of Blakely unanimously approved three funding agreements, leveraging a memorandum of understanding with QTS Data Center. These agreements allocate $2 million for the city park, $350,000 for a master comprehensive plan, and $3 million for public safety. The MOU provides the city access to a multimillion-dollar betterment fund.

From wtvy.com

Why it matters

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The funding is intended to support various city services, including police and fire agencies. The comprehensive plan funding will guide future development using input gathered from Blakely residents. The investments are intended to address long-overdue needs for the city.

Mark Studer purchased forestland from Port Blakely, while the Grays Harbor County Boundary Review Board approved the annexation of McCleary.

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Who's involved

  • BlakelyCity government that secured funding and approved service allocations

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Mark Studer purchased forestland from Port Blakely, while the Grays Harbor County Boundary Review Board approved the annexation of McCleary. All 1 developments

The entities involved

  • Blakely

    county seat in Early County, Georgia, USA

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  • Early County

    county in Georgia, United States

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