Mayor of Cerro Gordo, Brad Williams, says there's a lot happening in Cerro Gordo right now, highlighted by an upcoming million dollar investment in their infrastructure. He says that project was started last year and will finish up this year.

 

 

Mayor Williams also points out Cerro Gordo has recently introduced an incentive to bring people to their community by offering a break on the cost of a new house in a certain TIF district. 

 

 

Superintendent of Cerro Gordo Schools, Brett Robinson indicates their voters also showed an initiative to help grown the community through an upgrade of their Jr/Sr high school faciltiies.

 

 

Superintendent of Bement Schools, Sheila Greenwood is pleased with the strides her district has taken to advance their efforts in technology. She says they are one-to-one with so many other advanced opportunities for all their students.

 

 

The WHOW Hometown Tour makes another stop in Piatt County Wednesday, when we'll be in Monticello. Tune in from 9 am to 10 am Wednesday morning to hear from local leaders in Monticello.