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County <br />Department <br />1 <br />Person ; <br />D S fl <br />figure 2: E E Structure y C01111ty <br />of economic development structures. The <br />Structure ment as a county function. As shown <br />The region's thirteen counties are home to an array ment <br />majority of these jurisdictions maintain economic develop while keeping <br />in Figure 2, counties most frequently structure the service assn of auton'omyvetop <br />s control. Nearly half of the region's cou tii zet o s <br />Commission. The Commission structure benefits from a eg rofit org <br />ment functions under private, not -for -p <br />strategy and direction under each count art of a focal Chamber <br />ment Corporations, Committees of 1o0 or p <br />structured their economic development ear to be more active and focused <br />either as Economic Develop ment Corporations, this is likely <br />of Commerce. To a large extent, these organizations app organization; <br />peers. In the case of Economic Develop to incorporate an <br />than their public - sector p public commitment necessary <br />attributable to the high degree of p <br />its experience guiding public - private activity <br />degr housed under the Chamber of Commerce benefit from e <br />whereas those organizations of the Chamber, particularly <br />institutional history <br />ion from under <br />Funding for economic development varies across the region <br />Currently, county level funding wake and Granville, to more than $2.5 <br />For fiscal year 2010, the region's thine an counties' <br />eneral Fund dollars are <br />$200,000 on the low end, in counties such as Moore, $ 23 per cap <br />million in Durham (Figure 3)• budgeted at $ <br />investment in economic development is <br />most commonly used to supp <br />ort economic development staff, infrastructure investmen s� <br />incentive payments and marketing. <br />