BRAZIL, Ind. (WTWO-WAWV) — On Wednesday, the Clay County Commissioners, the city of Brazil, the Clay County Chamber of Commerce, and the Wabash Valley Community Foundation unveiled a community plan.
Thanks to a grant from the Wabash Valley Community Foundation, the plan was shaped through community input, gathering survey responses, and public engagement sessions.
The plan focuses on four strategic pillars: those are infrastructure improvements, economic development, health, wellness & recreation and community identity & engagement.
“I’ve lived in Clay County all my life. And I think this plan is something that is very valuable to all of us, including myself. As it does give us direction and I think it will help us plan the way that we need to go,” said Paul Sindrs, county commissioner.
Officials say the plan aligns with state and regional initiatives such as the Readi program.
