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A joint effort between OSU and South West Oklahoma Regional Development Corporation or SWORD.
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Awards and Grants
Trail Grant from the Oklahoma Park and Tourism
Facility
Grant Sam's Wholesale - Lawton OK
Facility Grant WalMart Sheridan Store Lawton, OK
Community Wind Grant from the Oklahoma Wind Power Institute and Oklahoma Department of Commerace
Groundbreaking at RiverSprings Oklahoma's Hiking and Nature Trail
SORD brings unique entertainment to Red River Springs!
Leading Economic Development in the Southwestern Oklahoma Red River Basin!
Project “Generation to Generation”
“Soldier, have a Cup of Joe”
The organization provides a business entity to facilitate and promote the business community, the economic well being of the citizens of the community. We work closely with other business entities and associations as well as non-profit entities and community groups, to achieve the goals of the Organization. The goals of the organization are too;
(a)Provide Environmental Sustainability to the Red River Basin in maintaining and protecting the wildlife, water fowl, and bird and vegetation habit and giving the residents of Southwest Oklahoma community the first public access, and an opportunity to enjoy the wildlife and the natural resources of Southwest Oklahoma.
(b)Protect, promote and facilitate economic growth and employment opportunity in the communities.
(c)Promote and facilitate small business, home owners and potential home owner access to capital resources to increase economic growth in the community.
(d)Provide information to the public and the business community regarding the organization and its activities for the community.
The Red River Basin, where the River Springs Trails is located supports at least 49 species of mammals, 28 species of fish, 13 species of amphibians, 43 species of reptiles, and 134 species of birds. In Western Oklahoma, the endangered bald eagle relies heavily on trees, such as cottonwoods, for perch and roost sites. The endangered whooping crane, piping plover, and interior least tern utilize the broad sandbars of major western Red River or salt flats for nesting, feeding, or roosting. Preserving and protecting this natural habitat will benefit the community for generations.
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Karen Amyett,
580-755-0303
Southwest Oklahoma Regional Development
Leading Economic Development in the Southwestern Oklahoma Red River Basin!!
Leading Economic Development
