Welcome to PREDCI
PREDCI is a non-profit organization funded by member donations that serves the Oklahoma Panhandle, Southwest Kansas, and the Northern portion of the Texas Panhandle.
We assist community Economic Development efforts, market the area as a viable region to do business, work with existing business on expansion possibilities, help organize community/county volunteers for economic development purposes and do presentations for area civic clubs, associations, events, Chambers of Commerce, and other groups interested in the economic vitality of the Panhandle Region.
Please have a look around our web site for more information on PREDCI and its clientele. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Panhandle Regional Water Plan DonationsPREDCI has been hosting meetings across the region to discuss the potential effects of the new Statewide Water Plan on the region. PREDCI Director Vicki Ayres-McCune along with several members of the Oklahoma Panhandle Agriculture and Irrigators Association and Vice Mayor of Guymon, Kim Peterson have testified at the OWRB and Senate hearings regarding the plan; requesting that the three panhandle counties that are solely reliant on the Ogallala Aquifer be allowed to form their own regional water plan. Several other regions of the state have also started the process of formulating their own regional plans to submit to the legislators this session.
Governor Fallin Wants to Hear From You
The State Chamber of Oklahoma has partnered with Governor Mary Fallin and we would like to be sure you know about an unprecedented opportunity to tell the Governor about your business and the issues that are important to you. Just log on to www.FallinForBusiness.com and scroll down to the Take the online survey arrow. Click on the arrow to get started. Completing the survey takes about 15 minutes. We believe you will think it was time well spent.
Oklahoma Panhandle Agriculture and Irrigation meetingGuymon, OKLA.- The Annual Oklahoma Panhandle Agriculture and Irrigation meeting will be held on Thursday, November 10th at the Pickle Creek Center from 6-10 p.m. where hopes of forming a three-county panhandle water region will be discussed. With much discussion about the future of the Panhandle’s water situation, a water plan for Cimarron, Texas and Beaver County has been suggested by many landowners, farmers, ranchers, business owners, etc.
Plains and Eastern Clean Line designated Public Utility Company
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October 28th, 2011 - Today, the