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Welcome to the Missouri
Rural Development Website!
 

Thank you for visiting our web site.   In Missouri, our personnel are dedicated to assisting the people of rural Missouri develop sustainable rural communities.   We hope the information you find here is helpful in your endeavors, whether they be personal or public.

ANITA J. (JANIE) DUNNING, STATE DIRECTOR


USDA Rural Development assisted Missouri with more than 670 million in financial assistance during Fiscal Year 2008.  The assistance was through a variety of loan and grant programs to thousands of individuals, families, businesses and communities.  These programs consist of a variety of loan, loan guarantee and grant programs, plus technical assistance in the areas of business and industry, cooperative development, rural housing, community facilities, water and waste disposal, electrification and telecommunications, including distance learning, broadband, and telemedicine.

We extend appreciation to the many partners that assisted Missouri USDA Rural Development staff with these accomplishments.  We also acknowledge the strong support that we received from the Missouri Congressional delegation.  With continued cooperation, we look forward to helping more individuals, families, businesses and communities with their needs in the year ahead.

The USDA Rural Development mission goal is to provide or partner with others in providing the financial and technical resources to assist private citizens, small businesses, nonprofit organizations, communities, cities and counties in assuring that each rural community has what it takes to improve the quality of life and be successful in the 21st century.

Anyone seeking more information about USDA Rural Development or any of our programs may visit our website at http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/mo/ or contact any of the Missouri USDA Rural Development offices.


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Revised on:   July 9, 2009