The Eureka Redevelopment Agency (Agency) was established on February 5, 1970, when the City Council proposed Ordinance No. 138, declaring the need for the Agency and designating itself to serve as the governing body of the Agency. Pursuant to California Redevelopment law, the Agency is a separate legal entity from the City and receives primary funding from tax increment revenues as a result of the establishment of three redevelopment project areas. The main function of the Agency is to ensure compliance with all established objectives and policies when implementing redevelopment activities within the City of Eureka, with the primary objective being to revitalize project areas and improve the economic base of the community by facilitating both redevelopment and economic development activities.

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• Current Labor Market Information
  
  
• Index of Humboldt County Industrial Sites
  
  
• Employer Assistance
  
  
• Convention and Visitors Bureau
  
  
• Eureka Chamber of Commerce
  
  
• Prosperity! The North Coast Strategy
  
  
• Recycling Market Development Zone Program
  
  
• California Technology Trade & Commerce Agency
  
  
• Index of Economic Activity for Humboldt County
  
  
• Upstate California Economic Development Council
  
  
• Port of Humboldt Bay
  
  
• Humboldt State University
  
  
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• Redwood Technology Consortium
  
  

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• Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
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• California State Enterprise Zone
• Foreign Trade Zone
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