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The Le Center Area Chamber of Commerce serves as a vital resource for local businesses, fostering connections and providing support to enhance economic growth in the community. It advocates for pro-growth policies and offers a platform for small businesses to navigate challenges such as tariffs and taxation. With a commitment to improving society through business, the Chamber engages in initiatives that promote innovation and collaboration among entrepreneurs. By facilitating access to valuable resources and events, it empowers members to thrive in a dynamic economic landscape. Generated from the website

City of St. Paul's Planning and Economic Development administers a variety of planning, housing, business and economic development activities. It supports several neighborhood initiatives and also provides direct benefits to homeowners, homebuyers, renters and businesses. City of St. Paul's Planning and Economic Development works in association with community and neighborhood partners to improve the economic condition of the city. The department works with the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) to administer a variety of housing programs and financial resources. Additionally, it offers programs for minority business development and mortgage foreclosure prevention. City of St. Paul's Planning and Economic Development, in partnership with the city government, public schools and philanthropic organizations, offers a range of academic and career counseling programs.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) is a state agency dedicated to safeguarding the environment and promoting sustainable practices in Minnesota. With a focus on preventing and reducing pollution of air, land, and water, the MPCA works collaboratively with various stakeholders, including businesses, governments, organizations, and tribal nations, to develop innovative approaches that protect natural resources, improve human health, and foster economic growth. Committed to environmental justice, the MPCA strives to ensure that all communities, including Black, Indigenous, communities of color, and low-income residents, have access to a healthy environment and fair treatment in the development and enforcement of environmental laws and policies. Through its seven divisions, the MPCA addresses pollution exposure disparities, conducts assessments and cleanups, regulates animal feedlots, monitors air and water quality, administers grants for recycling and pollution prevention, and oversees permitting and compliance for industrial and municipal facilities.Generated from the website