Posts from February 2014.
Ohio among 16 states to achieve record export levels in 2013
Ohio House of Representatives passes Sub. H.B. 289 to phase out JEDZs
Western Reserve Port Authority approves $10,000 in funding to apply for a federal advanced manufacturing designation
New study assesses the potential economic impact of the proposed ASCENT petrochemical complex in West Virginia
Ohio Attorney General announces $1.5 million settlement with Buckeye Silicon for failing to create jobs
Local leaders in eastern Ohio consider the overall impact of shale development to be positive
First Batch Incubator in Cincinnati will accept applications from entrepreneurs until March 17th
Chillicothe considers a special tax abatement to help Adena Health System move into the Carlisle Building
ProMedica's move into downtown Toledo is expected to spur additional development
Ohio House Public Utilities Committee holds hearing on bill to permit natural gas companies to apply for an infrastructure development rider
Ohio University will release its shale community impact survey during a free webinar on Monday, February 24th
Mayor John Cranley proposes new parking deal to the Cincinnati City Council
Westlake approves financing agreements for American Greetings' planned world headquarters
S.B. 134 would limit the ability of local governments in other states to directly finance economic development projects in Ohio
Opinion of Attorney General outlines county authority to convey real property in economic development setting
Jefferson County Port Authority adopts its 2014 action plan
Ohio and Indiana continue to promote their unmanned aircraft facilities despite losing out on a FAA test site designation
Greater Cleveland Partnership to request $20.3 million in state funding to help finance $210 million in regional development
Residents to vote on a 1.5 percent JEDZ that would encompass all of Springfield Township in Hamilton County
Cincinnati Port Authority wants to transform Queensgate and Camp Washington into a major manufacturing hub
Grow Licking County is growing its staff to keep up with prospective business deals
Cuyahoga County residents will vote on an alcohol and tobacco sin tax to support three sports stadiums in Cleveland
JEDZ agreement celebrated as an economic development success that mutually benefited three local governments in Lucas County
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