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By taking a proactive approach to housing, public safety and sustainability, the City of Richmond continues to grow as a strong and connected community Mayor Malcolm Brodie told business leaders at his annual address today.
Speaking at the Richmond Chamber of Commerce event, Mayor Brodie focused on some of the highlights and accomplishments of the past year that have supported the local economy, strengthened the community and encouraged business investment across the City.
“Through short and long term strategies focusing on sustainable economic resilience, infrastructure development, public safety, affordability and community welfare, the City remains committed to maintaining its position as a civic leader,” Mayor Malcolm Brodie told the audience of local business leaders and stakeholders.
Over the past year, the number of businesses in Richmond have risen by six per cent, and the value of new construction permits issued exceeded the one billion dollar level for the first time. Mayor Brodie also shared examples of almost $200M invested in 86 capital projects, as well as initiatives to increase affordable and rental housing. …
