“While education has always been at the heart of our community, the Bachelor’s degree attainment rate in Kane County is low. CEBA will provide better access to on-site as well as distance education offerings.”
Christina Schultz
Vice President, Institutional Advancement
Dixie State College of Utah
“CEBA will be an important asset to the county and will benefit our citizens as well as visitors. The Center will serve as a catalyst for attracting businesses and conferences to our region.”
Daniel W. Hulet
Chair, Kane County Commission
“The CEBA model is a perfect match to support The Department of Workforce Services Mission and Vision statements and will enable our customers to enjoy a better future.”
Stephen Lisonbee
Office Manager
Kanab Department of Workforce Services
“The arts and culture help define our community. CEBA will enhance creativity in our community and showcase it as a place where people will want to live and raise families.”
Nina Laycook
Kanab City Councilmember
Member, Kanab Variety Arts Council
“It is very exciting to see community input being recognized and utilized in the planning for CEBA. CEBA will provide higher educational opportunities as well as a sustainable stimulant to economic growth within our region to the benefit of generations to come.”
Jim Sorenson
Kanab City Councilmember
“Education is the key to success and CEBA will provide wonderful opportunities to enhance Kanab, Kane County, the surrounding areas and all who come here to benefit from the CEBA facility.”
Lloyd L. Laycook
Kane School Foundation for Students
Member, Board of Directors
“CEBA is a unique partnership, intertwining education, business and the arts. This is an ideal model for future collaborations.”
Karen Alvey
President, Kane School Foundation for Students
“CEBA embodies one of the Chamber’s core goals – uniting more than just businesses to create a better and stronger community.”
Erin Robinson
President, Kanab Chamber of Commerce
“CEBA will enhance our educational, cultural and economic development opportunities in Kane County. The increase in our retail, restaurant and hotel business will bring additional revenue into the county.”
Mark W. Habbeshaw
Kane County Commissioner
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