The Browning Community Development Corporation (BCDC), a non-profit organization, has moved into their new office and Board of Directors is grateful to the Town of Browning for providing the space and utilities.  The office is in the new addition to City Hall.   Since receiving their tax-exempt status, the corporation's executive director has been busy writing grants to fund the corporation's agenda of economic and social change in Browning and the surrounding Reservation communities.

One of the first items on that agenda is securing a permanent home.  To that end BCDC is negotiating with Browning for the purchase of the old Riddle's building and the lot on which it stands.  If successful in purchasing the property, BCDC hopes to convert the dilapidated building into a community development center complete with all of the tools necessary for economic and social development.

The NxLevel Business Training course will be completed, with the participants graduating on June 9.  The class started nearly three months ago and the students have been working hard on their small business ideas and plans. BCDC meets the third Wednesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at Browning City Hall.  The public is invited to the next BCDC meeting on June 15.  Please call 338-4015 if you have any questions.

Browning, Montana

BCDC News 2005

BCDC Has Moved Into a New Office Space

Browning joins Glacier County in looking to promote economic growth

BCDC asks county for $ 35,000 to spur local economic development

Browning resident named to board by Gov. Brian Schweitzer

Dr. Barcus appointed to Montana Commission on Community Service

BCDC News 2006

BCDC takes lead in establishing Regional Port Authority in county

BCDC develops jobs through HUD Capacity Building Grant

BCDC urges: ‘Make a difference in your community'

Glacier County Regional Port Authority ready to roll June 1

Browning Community Development Corporation Welcomes
Four New Individuals

Commissioners name Port Authority reps

Glacier County Port Authority hears from Shelby Mayor
on benefits of a successful port authority

Newly formed business alliance promotes Montana's "Indianpreneurs"

BCDC News 2007

Glacier County Commissioners give BCDC $ 20,000
to continue economic development work on Reservation

A revolving loan fund tops the wish list for County Port Authority

First Indianpreneurship™ Business Training graduates honored at BCC

Blackfeet Family Services receives donation of shoes, school supplies

BCDC receives $ 300,000 RHED grant to teach financial literacy

Port Authority looks at planning, property and urban renewal

BCDC News 2008

Port Authority seeks committee members

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