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Capital Region Named Number One in the Nation for the Second Year in a Row for Project Total
Site Selection magazine has honored the Capital Region as the number one metropolitan area for new and expanded corporate facilities in 2011. This is the second year in a row that the region finished first and is the first in Louisiana to do so.
Posted: 2012-03-09
] Read More about Capital Region Named Number One in the Nation for the Second Year in a Row for Project Total Next Meeting: February 16, 2012
Next Central Economic Development Foundation meeting is February 16, 2012 at 5 pm at City Hall. This meeting will include Board elections by the membership.
Posted: 2012-01-31
] Read More about Next Meeting: February 16, 2012 LDRC Economic Development Meeting Thursday
There will be a public meeting on Thursday, November 10 at 6 p.m. at the Central Library on Joor Rd to give citizens an update on the Louisiana Development Ready Communities Program (LADRC) in Central. Several public meetings were held in July of this year to explain the program and seek citizen involvement in the economic growth of the city. Committees were established, citywide surveys were distributed, and a community assessment report was made.
Posted: 2011-11-03
] Read More about LDRC Economic Development Meeting Thursday Louisiana ACT Scores Released
The Central Community School District is tied for tops in the state on a national test of college readiness, education officials said Wednesday. Central students compiled a composite score of 21.8 this year on the ACT, which puts the district in a tie with the St. Tammany Parish school system.
Posted: 2011-08-25
] Read More about Louisiana ACT Scores Released An Interview with the Mayor
What are the current plans for Economic Development efforts in Central?
As you know, our Economic Development consultant, Steve Vassallo, came up as the top candidate in a nationwide search and has been hired full time by Terrebonne Parish. I am now going through a search process to see whom Central might attract to fill that position, but our efforts in Economic Development will not be interrupted.
Posted: 2011-08-04
] Read More about An Interview with the Mayor ] More News from Central, Louisiana
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There are many reasons why a business would want to either relocate or expand to the City of Central, Louisiana. The “risk” of your investment in Central is as minimal as any location in the United States today. Our community is growing significantly for all of the right reasons. Our superior school system; our low crime rate; our proximity to exceptional medical facilities; and our affordable cost of living are all driving this growth. We also have a quality trained workforce to meet (and most likely exceed) your employment needs. We have two major airports close enough to our city to provide business travelers with an option.
Please give us a close look…you are going to like what you see!
Sincerely,
Mac Watts, Mayor
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