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Sep 25, 2026
Ivana MartinezPANELIST
When he left to lead...
Ivana MartinezPANELIST
the Economic Development Corporation of Utah.
Ivana MartinezPANELIST
So he's like at somewhere else.
Ivana MartinezPANELIST
There you go, Ivana.
Emily MeansHOST
But that's not what this audit found.
Emily MeansHOST
This audit found that there was not enough oversight of these decisions and of this granting of the money.
Emily MeansHOST
And so, I mean, Ivana, to your point, this guy now working for the Economic Development Corporation of Utah, their website says, your trusted partner in economic development.
Emily MeansHOST
And I'm over here wondering, can you trust Ryan Starks as a partner in economic development? Sure, Jan.
Peter O. NwosuGUEST
We just had it last June, focused on infrastructure, transportation, housing, hospitality, and so on and so forth.
Peter O. NwosuGUEST
Thanks to the governor, there's a significant investment in housing, Through the Economic Development Corporation, we have here $150 million in addition to Micron's contribution to invest in housing.
Peter O. NwosuGUEST
When people are moving, you're going to need more housing.
Peter O. NwosuGUEST
And so there's an expectation that in the five counties in central New York, there'll be 2,500 additional housing each year over the next several years.
Tisha CableHOST
He is currently the economic development director for the city of High Point, North Carolina, leading the High Point Inc.
Tisha CableHOST
Economic Development Corporation, which is a public-private partnership established in 1977 and really focused on business recruitment, retention, and property reactivation.
Tisha CableHOST
Peter, thank you so much for being here today.
Tisha CableHOST
I'm looking forward to learning all about you and all about High Point.
Tisha CableHOST
He's the Economic Development Director for the Sanford Area Growth Alliance, a unique public-private partnership in Lee County, North Carolina.
Tisha CableHOST
created by merging the local chamber of commerce with the Economic Development Corporation.
Tisha CableHOST
So he's a certified economic developer holding a CECD designation from the International Economic Development Council, which is a treat for us because we get to learn so much more, and a graduate of North Carolina State University.
Tisha CableHOST
So Todd, thank you so, so much for being here.
Preeti EmrickGUEST
DPW, they understand road closures and a safety perimeter to establish.
Preeti EmrickGUEST
Our Economic Development Corporation has a lot of experience, unfortunately, in disasters and what the economic impact could be.
Preeti EmrickGUEST
And so we have these exercises that, multiple every year that, yeah, we don't predict what could happen.
John FrenayHOST
Right.
Tom LlamasHOST
If a giant studio, two studios, as you point out, get up, pack up, and move out, what does that do to that town?
Dominic PattonGUEST
Well, recently there was the Economic Development Corporation, which is a nonprofit corporation, published, leaked rather, a report to the powerful L.A. County Board of Supervisors talking about these massive job losses.
Dominic PattonGUEST
Also talking about big job gains in an industry that's seen over 50,000 jobs lost in the past six years.
Dominic PattonGUEST
Talk about big job gains if Paramount and Warner Brothers melt.
Jewels JonesHOST
They get to do whatever it is that they want to do.
Jewels JonesHOST
So Los Angeles' own Economic Development Corporation, they laid out the numbers plainly in September.
Jewels JonesHOST
And it was in a document where they just outlined the whole thing.
Jewels JonesHOST
Well, they said at a minimum, moving the headquarters would cost between 2,750 to 550,000 jobs a year.
Sade BaderinwaHOST
They say it should not only be used to transport fans to and from games.
Sade BaderinwaHOST
In a statement, the city's Economic Development Corporation said it appreciates the residents' advocacy but made no specific commitment to expand ferry service in the Bronx.
Mike MarzaHOST
Ah, it's so close you can almost smell the sausage and peppers.
Mike MarzaHOST
The Feast of the San Gennaro kicks off officially tomorrow in Little Italy.
Nomin UjiyediinHOST
KCUR's Noah Taborda reports city leaders hope that new money pays back construction costs.
Noah TabordaCORRESPONDENT
The city plans to borrow $510 million for the stadium and spend another $90 million on infrastructure, according to the Economic Development Corporation plan.
Noah TabordaCORRESPONDENT
Half the increase in sales and earning taxes generated in the district would go toward this for 23 years.
Noah TabordaCORRESPONDENT
So would several of the city's taxes, plus a new sales tax of up to 1% for 30 years.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
to provide us a ferry, provide us a multi-use dock, and to finally give us a goal that we've been fighting for for over four decades now, and that is a Harlem Waterfront Greenway.
Liz ChoHOST
The city's Economic Development Corporation says it appreciates the residents' advocacy.
Liz ChoHOST
NYC Ferry released a statement saying it understands the importance of waterfront transportation as a way to solve major transit gaps across New York City.
Liz ChoHOST
Well, tonight the NTSB is at the scene of that deadly TV news helicopter crash in Los Angeles looking for answers.
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