Colusa Indian Community Council (CICC) Healthcare

Colusa,
CA
(2024)

Colusa Indian Community Council (CICC) Healthcare

Healthcare

Investment

NMTC Amount: $26,000,000
Total Project Cost: $26,521,635

IMPACT

88 FTE jobs
56 construction jobs
22.5 jobs created and 65 jobs retained
33,852 sq. ft. of real estate

CDEs

Grow America, Local Initiatives Support Corporation, TruFund

Investor

Broadstreet

Project Description

Development of two medical clinic operations in separate locations in rural Colusa County, California. The first is the rehabilitation of a former grocery store into the 17,000 square foot Valley Oak Specialty Clinic which will provide a variety of physical and mental healthcare services. The second is the 10,750 square foot Sycamore Pediatric Healthcare which will provide a full array of pediatric healthcare services.

MAP

Address: 346 Fifth Street and 110 Sixth Avenue, Colusa, CA 95932

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