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Regional Readiness Index Evaluates Grand Traverse County Economic Preparedness

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Traverse Connect hosted an economic summit in Grand Traverse County, Michigan, where they introduced the regional readiness index. This program evaluates the region's development readiness across five categories, including business climate, housing supply, zoning and planning, regional collaboration, and infrastructure. The President of Traverse Connect noted that northern Michigan has a strong economy driven by agriculture and hospitality.

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The index measures how prepared the region is to handle current and future growth in employment, job growth, business development, and population. The evaluation highlights the necessity for coordinated planning across all categories to maintain community progress.

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  • Missaukee CountySpeculative

    Neighboring counties might see changes in regional investment or labor demand based on the evaluation of housing supply and business climate.

  • Ogemaw CountySpeculative

    Neighboring counties might see changes in regional investment or labor demand based on the evaluation of housing supply and business climate.

  • Tuscola CountySpeculative

    Neighboring counties might see changes in regional investment or labor demand based on the evaluation of housing supply and business climate.

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