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Butler County Approves $290M in Financing for Middletown and Monroe Projects

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The Butler County Finance Authority approved financing for two major projects expected to bring $290 million in investment and 158 new jobs. These projects include a $150 million redevelopment of the former Graphic Packaging International site in Middletown by Weidmann Electrical Technology, and a $140 million food distribution facility in Monroe, which is being developed by Scannell Properties.

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Why it matters

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The financing structures approved by the Butler County Finance Authority are designed to lower development costs and support necessary infrastructure improvements for both sites. The Middletown project specifically involves the productive reuse of existing industrial property.

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Who's involved

  • Butler CountyCounty providing financing support for the two economic projects.
  • Graphic PackagingCompany whose former site in Middletown is being redeveloped.
  • MiddletownLocation of the $150 million redevelopment project.
  • IndianapolisLocation of Scannell Properties, the developer of the food distribution facility.
  • Joshua A. SmithPresident and CEO of the Butler County Finance Authority.

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  • Butler CountySpeculative

    Butler County might see increased local investment and job creation.

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