Discuss bringing Health Exchange Call Center with 220 jobs to Richmond
In Plain English
The city wants to attract a health insurance call center that would create 220 new jobs in Richmond. City council will discuss what steps the city should take to convince this company to locate here. If successful, this would bring significant employment opportunities to local residents.
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Votes
Direct city manager to write letter to State indicating Richmond ready to operate health Exchange Call Center if Concord doesn't work out and follow-up with Mr. Poe on cost comparison
7 to 0
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