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About Us:
Our Mission Statement
The mission of the Heart of the Hills Economic Development Corporation along with the Hill City Area Chamber of Commerce, will develop and expand business and service opportuntities for the community of Hill City.
Meet the Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of the Corporation and a dedicated list of professionals in varying fields. We meet once a month, year round, and welcome new projects and ideas for the community. Contact us any time
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Officers and Advisors
President, Jim Peterson - Integrity Realty
Vice-president, Vic Alexander Super 8 Motel, Exxon Convenience Store, BP Convenience Store, Car Wash
Treasurer, Ron Rossknecht Commercial Appraiser, 605-574-4360
Secretary, Doug Peters Best Western Golden Spike Inn and Suites, 605-574-4115
Past Officer, Brad Fischer - First Interstate Bank 605-574-2531
Members at Large:
Ray Berberich - Berberich Design 605-574-4692
Dennis Krull - Krull's Market, Fireside Inn - 605-574-2717
Rob Livingston - RL Construction and Design
Matt Keck - Prairieberry Winery - 605-574-3898
Jim Peterson - Black Hills Traditions 605-574-4444
Mark Naugle - Hill City School District #51-2 605-574-3030
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Committees
Arts Incubator - Roger Broer
this committee is exploring the potential of developing an "Arts Incubator" for Hill City. With the growing arts appreciation in our community, artists are being drawn to the opportuntis that our vital atmospheres and galleries have to offer. the Arts Incubator is still under development. Contact us for more information.
Entry Level Housing - Doug Peters
Entry level housing is a prime concern thru out the hills. A region wide survery is being completed to find the needs for the individual communities, and specifically Hill City.
Architectural & Conceptual Design Plan for Hill City - Ray Berberich
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Ranger Station - Mike Verchio
Over the last 2 years, HOH Economic Development Corp has worked with the City Council and the US Forest Service in obtaining the Mystic Ranger Sation. In the fall of 2008, the building was finally remodeled to house the new Hill City Visitors Center, a gate way into the Black Hills for many vacationers.
N2Tech - Ray Berberich
Sharing a vision of creating entrepreneurial growth, representatives from the N2TEC Institute met to discuss and develop a starting point for economic growth dealing with technology entrepreneurship. The N2TEC Institute is partnered with 20 universities and industries nationwide. What that means for the growing entrepreneurial community is a partner in developing business plans and acquiring financing that will ultimately help new and existing technology-based businesses in and around Hill City. In order to evaluate what programs would be most effective for the community and region, the focus was on gathering information to make an assessment of needs on developing an entrepreneurial program. Assessment continued with the help of various community leaders in various sectors, including business and education, focusing on needs, goals, strengths, and weaknesses.
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