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CBT requests prioritization from communities

Representatives from the Columbia Basin Trust are asking communities to prioritize their potential projects.

This from President and CEO Neil Muth.

He says this can help the trust make better decisions when funding certain projects.

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Muth adds he would like to see communities focus on wider initiatives rather than one-off projects.

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