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Economic Development announcements and two states of emergency were among events noted during the first 100 days in office for new Christian County Judge-executive Jerry Gilliam.
Christian County’s top official celebrated the milestone with the Christian County Agribusiness Association Tuesday during their noon meeting at the Christian County Ag Expo Center. Gilliam said although he could not take credit, he was excited to see three major economic development announcements since January 1.
click to download audioGilliam says the new investment raises a concern about the amount of housing that is available for workers the expansions and new industry could attract to the community.
click to download audioGilliam says he is also working to foster a better relationship with mayors from all Christian County communities.
click to download audioHe added one of the toughest parts of his job as Judge-executive was to deal with two states of emergency in the last three months.
click to download audioGilliam says he was also pleased to see the expansion of the Kentucky 115 interchange with Interstate 24 at Exit 89 be placed on the fast-track project list. Gilliam noted that will result in some major improvements for the area.