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Growing Grant County, Economic Development 101
durable growth, sustainable development, economic development ethics, IEDC, CEDS, IAP2
Durable Growth and Ethics: Equality of Opportunity, Transparency, and Community Benefits
Growing Grant County, Economic Development 101
durable growth, sustainable development, economic development ethics, IEDC, CEDS, IAP2

Growth that lasts isn't the growth that lands the biggest headline. It's the growth a community can still stand behind ten years later. In this entry of our Growing Grant County series, we lay out the ethical framework behind how we pursue investment: the professional standards we hold ourselves to, why durable outcomes beat quick wins, and how transparency keeps development accountable to the people who live here.

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Growing Grant County, Economic Development 101
durable growth, sustainable development, economic development ethics, IEDC, CEDS, IAP2
Growing Grant County, Economic Development 101, Community & Place
main street, Downtown Revitalization, indiana main street, OCRA, Historic Preservation, placemaking, quality of place, CHARM grant, downtown affliate network, economic development
The Storefront Test: What Main Street Strategy Measures
Growing Grant County, Economic Development 101, Community & Place
main street, Downtown Revitalization, indiana main street, OCRA, Historic Preservation, placemaking, quality of place, CHARM grant, downtown affliate network, economic development

Grant County has three Indiana Main Street organizations. Part of our Growing Grant County series on what the Main Street model measures, what those numbers conceal, and why Fairmount sits a full tier ahead of the the others.

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Growing Grant County, Economic Development 101, Community & Place
main street, Downtown Revitalization, indiana main street, OCRA, Historic Preservation, placemaking, quality of place, CHARM grant, downtown affliate network, economic development
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Marion Health Auxiliary Donates Chase/Command Vehicle to Marion Health Emergency Medical Service (EMS)

Volunteer fundraising is now on the road. The Marion Health Auxiliary bought and donated a custom-built Chase/Command Vehicle to Marion Health EMS. The SUV is staffed by a single Advanced Life Support paramedic and carries the same equipment and medications as an ambulance. It can reach patients quickly and start care on scene, and it can also serve as a mobile command center during disasters, multi-casualty events, and other large emergencies.

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