Batesville’s Mayor Rick Fledderman was elected Administrative Resources association Board of Directors president at its quarterly meeting in Columbus Jan. 14. The association, which is owned by southern Indiana cities, provides assistance in the planning and financing of community and economic development projects.
In announcing his election, ARa executive director Eric Frey stated, “Mayor Fledderman’s election as president ... by his fellow mayors is a reflection of their respect for his leadership and knowledge"
Founded over 30 years ago with support from the Lilly Endowment, ARa helps cities better compete for community and economic development resources and comply with complex federal mandates.
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March 12, 2010
Fledderman named president
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