Cullman Economic Development Agency
200 1st Avenue NE
P.O. Box 1009
Cullman, AL 35055
Phone:(256) 739-1891
Fax:1-888-866-4731
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200 1st Avenue NE
P.O. Box 1009
Cullman, AL 35055
Phone:(256) 739-1891
Fax:1-888-866-4731
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As director, Dale oversees the operation of CEDA. Dale was instrumental in the coordination and construction of the Duck River Dam and Reservoir project. Dale serves on the Board of Directors for the Cullman Park and Recreation Foundation Board, Cullman Rotary Club Past President, Wallace State College Future Foundation, Wallace State Alumni Association, is Past Chairman of the Region I Workforce Task Force, and was appointed by Governor Bentley to the Alabama Workforce Council. He was President of the Economic Development Association of Alabama in 2002-2003 and served as Alabama Delegate to the Southern Economic Development Council (SEDC). Dale is a graduate of Wallace State Community College and Athens State University. He is also a graduate of the University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute, the Economic Development Course at Georgia Tech, Intensive Economic Development Course at Auburn University, Leadership Alabama, and Leadership Cullman.
Jamie has over 20 years of experience in economic development. Jamie assists with all aspects of industrial recruitment and retention. She is also responsible for numerous grant and community development projects in the City of Cullman and Cullman County. Notable honors include: Appointed to the TVA Rural Cabinet as one of only two representatives from Alabama; Appointed by Alabama Governor Bob Riley to 3-terms on the State Health Coordinating Council; Honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award from Cullman City Schools Foundation; and elected to the Board of Directors for the Economic Development Association of Alabama (EDAA) where she serves on the Executive Committee as 2nd Vice President and the Legislative Committee. Jamie is a graduate of Auburn University, where she obtained a BA degree in Public Relations. She is also a graduate of the Economic Development Course at Georgia Institute of Technology, the Intensive Economic Development Course at Auburn University, TVA Rural Leadership Institute, the Applied Economic Development Honors Academy through The University of Alabama, and received the designation of Master Practitioner (MEDP) through the Advanced Economic Development Leadership Program, which is a partnership of The University of Alabama, Clemson University, Southern Miss and TCU. Jamie is a graduate of Leadership Alabama Class XXXII.
Susan assists with the project development of Duck River dam and reservoir for Cullman’s future water supply. She plans and coordinates special events associated with the EDA office such as: Receptions, announcements, groundbreakings, etc. Retail recruitment and workforce development are also Susan's responsibilities. She is an active member of the Cullman Area Workforce Solutions (CAWS) group, and organizes: Keeping It Real and the Teacher Exchange Program. Susan is in her third term as a member of the Good Hope Town Council. She is a graduate of the Economic Development Course at Georgia Tech, Intensive Economic Development Training Course at Auburn University and Leadership Cullman.
Stanley is responsible for managing new and expanding industry projects. He works with the industrial incentives including: Financial, training programs, and abatements. He also maintains information on the available buildings and sites. Stanley received his double B.S. in Agriculture Economics and Business Administration Economics from Mississippi State University and is a graduate of the Masters of Economic Development Program at the University of Southern Mississippi.
The Cullman Economic Development Agency (CEDA), a division of the City of Cullman, Alabama, provides assistance to new and existing industries and developers, encouraging positive economic growth in our community. Our goal is to create jobs and investments that propel a successful economy.
The Cullman EDA is advised by a nine member Industrial Development Board. These volunteers are appointed to 6-year terms by the Cullman City Council.
CEDA has developed five industrial parks, an industrial complex and created one of the most successful speculative building programs in Alabama with the construction and sale of five buildings.
Members of the Cullman EDA staff are involved in the following: