What is an ADD?
- “ADD” is an abbreviation for Area Development District.
- There are 15 ADDs in Kentucky, each representing a multi-county planning district. Each of the Commonwealth’s 120 counties falls within an ADD region.
- ADDs are partnerships of and provide resources to the local counties and cities in their regions.
- ADDs perform a host of critical functions that positively affect quality of life and economic development.
- ADDs are partners with numerous state and federal agencies, obtaining & administering grants for programs.
- ADDs are governed by volunteer boards of directors composed of elected officials and business/community leaders.
- ADDs are recognized for their fiscal responsibility and outstanding capabilities in professional program management.
- Programs for Older Adults & Individuals with Disabilities
- Workforce Development
- Grant Writing & Administration
- Transportation Planning
- Infrastructure Development
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- Economic Development
- Public Administration