Posts from April 2014.
H.B. 345 would require the DSA to keep the value of its tax credits public
City of Avon selects Pam Fechter to assume its newly created economic development coordinator position
General Electric to create 300 high-paying jobs at its recently announced U.S. Global Operations Center in Greater Cincinnati
Ohio's unemployment rate dropped to 6.1 percent in March
Ohio House committee advances H.B. 492 to ease restrictions on InvestOhio and the distribution of local tax credits
Toledo officials opposed to H.B. 289 defend JEDZs
Wave of redevelopment spreads to Cleveland's inner suburbs
Mahoning County withholds recommending continued tax abatements for two companies
Youngstown Initiative Committee defers $100,000 grant for DNV Energy pending discussions with the City of Campbell
National settlement with mortgage servicers funds unprecedented rate of demolition and reclamation across Ohio
Ohio DSA Director David Goodman discusses the department's new focus in the wake of JobsOhio
Auto industry investing heavily in Ohio after the Great Recession
House passes bill that would allow TIF revenue to be used for natural gas infrastructure
Johnna Reeder of Duke Energy named CEO of REDI Cincinnati
Seeing demonstrated progress, Ohio Controlling Board votes to release funding to Rocket Ventures
Critics decry Cleveland Heights City Council's use of a tax abatement for Turkey Ridge housing
Lake County launches marketing campaign to distinguish itself in the Greater Cleveland area
Bricker & Eckler releases updated chart tracking Ohio’s oil and gas-related economic development
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