“It is clear the economy is changing, and to remain competitive, we must remain connected,” Governor Branstad recently said, in recognition of the achievement.
“The communities that will thrive in this new economy are those that take every opportunity to organize and plan to continually improve their technological capabilities. That is precisely what Bremer County has done with this Connected Community assessment.”
Branstad on Wednesday recognized Charles City.
“It is clear the economy is changing, and to remain competitive, we must remain connected,” he said. “The communities that will thrive in this new economy are those which take every opportunity to organize and plan to continually improve their technological capabilities. That is precisely what Charles City has done with this Connected community assessment.”
Bremer County is the 3rd county to become certified and the 13th community to hold a certification ceremony. The other communities in Iowa that have received this certification are Indianola, Webster City, West Des Moines, Black Hawk County, Creston, Fairfield, Osceola, Urbandale, Manning, Grinnell, Knoxville, Story County, Charles City, Bremer County and Manchester.
