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New economy economic development strategy

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How many local communities out there have created a New Economy economic development strategy? I have found several states and a few larger cities that have plans. What about smaller communities? Any examples would be helpful.
 
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David Danenfelzer

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Try Georgetown and Round Rock, Texas. Both are next to Austin and have seen a lot of impact from the tech sector. I have also read some articles on communities trying to lure telecom in rural areas like Nebraska and Kansas, but can't give you any citations.
 
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nellenerty

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Try the State Science and Technology Institute newsletter at SSTI.org Look under "State and Local Tech-based Roundup" for recent examples of any S&T plans or projects. Most are state-based, but there are a number of examples from smaller places such as Baton Rouge, Roanoke, Lancaster, etc.
 
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