A WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE
STATE DIRECTOR
Jenny Phillips |
| I
reside in rural America. I was born and raised in a small West
Virginia community, and I would not change that experience for
any other. I know the warmth of community caring, the benefits
of knowing your neighbor, and the freedom of small town life.
Even with all these advantages there are also many challenges
facing rural West Virginia. With this in mind, I welcome you
to the web page for USDA Rural Development in West
Virginia.
I hope this site gives you a better understanding of our
role in your community and rural areas. You will find office
locations, service areas, personnel contacts and program
information. You will find out what we do, where we do it and
what we offer to help you improve your life and your
community's life.
Our mission is to "help people." To provide this assistance
we work in partnership with community and civic leaders, as
well as non-profit, public and private sector organizations,
to develop, sustain and improve rural communities throughout
West Virginia. USDA Rural Development programs can assist with
a wide range of rural community needs, including affordable
housing, business and industry loans, water and wastewater
projects, and community facility needs.
If you have questions about our programs and how we can
help you, please call on our toll free number 1-800-295-8228,
or send an email to Jenny.Phillips@wv.usda.gov |
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In 2003 RURAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTED
$211,733,594 in West Virginia
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April
13, 2004:
State Director
Jenny Phillips
today announced that Rural Development has approved grant
funding in
the
amount of $105,500 for Adaland Mansion Development, Inc.
in
Philippi
,
Barbour County
,
WV The assistance
will be made through a Rural Business Enterprise Grant (RBEG).
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April
1, 2004:
Hilda
Legg Visits WV
Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito joined Hilda Legg,
RUS Administrator, WV Rural Development State
Director Jenny N. Phillips and RUS Program Director Randy Plum
at a check presentation. On Monday, March 15, 2004, West
Virginia Educational Broadcasting Authority (WVEBA) was
awarded a grant in the amount of $1,660,000. The RUS grant
will fund seven digital translators and related transmission
equipment, including microwave to feed the digital
transmission to translators.
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