Our mission is to preserve and advance 

the quality of life and economic well-being for the citizens of the BRADD through regional collaboration.

All programs and services of the BRADD are filtered through this mission. Operationally, BRADD has two service areas: Planning and Economic Development and Aging and Independent Living.

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Thank you to everybody that was able to join us for our 58th Annual Meeting in Monroe County!We celebrated another year of serving our region, finding new ways to help our communities prosper. Our full FY 2026 Annual Report: Stronger Together is now available on our website at www.bradd.org/publications/#8-9-wpfd-annual-reportsTake a look at some of the highlights from the meeting here: youtu.be/XfkYHUfbaLM?si=mbY6uPi8ewWFraRD ...
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Empowering students, strengthening Kentucky.A new federal tax credit is on the way, but what does that mean?For Kentucky students, it means expanded opportunities for education. On January 1, taxpayers MAY be eligible for a tax credit of up to $1,700 for cash contributions to scholarship granting organizations (SGOs). That funding goes directly to scholarships for K-12 students and educational expenses like course materials, enrollment fees, books, supplies, or equipment.As one of the 15 ADDs across Kentucky, we're proud to support this initiative to bring more educational opportunity to our students.Want to find out more? Visit www.kyeducationfund.org/ ...
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Congratulations, we made it to Friday.Here are (some) of the BRADD office pups as a reward 🦴🐾 ...
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Barren River Area Development District
Reminder: The Russellville Senior Center is CLOSED today as the community prepares for this weekend's Tobacco & Heritage Festival! ...
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Yesterday, we were proud to join City of Glasgow Kentucky Municipal Government Mayor Henry Royse as he shared a proclamation from Governor Andy Beshear officially recognizing October as Long Term Residents' Rights Month across Kentucky.Residents in long term care facilities, or nursing homes, have the right to a dignified existence, to self-determination, to be fully informed, to raise grievances about the care they receive, and more. The same rights as the rest of us, though too frequently in long term care, these rights can become easy to exploit. At the 2026 Resident Rights Forum, we celebrated those rights and ensured that they were upheld across our region.We're proud to work closely with the Barren River Long Term Care Ombudsman Program to ensure that those in assisted living facilities receive the care they deserve. Your Ombudsman advocates for resident rights, investigates and resolves concerns, assists with care plans, educates facility staff, and much more. All of these services are completely free to residents and their families.Thank you to Kentucky Legal Aid and T.J. Regional Health for making yesterday's event so special! ...
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