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  1. County officials plan the redevelopment of a former BAE Systems complex located in Johnson City, Broome County.

Broome County Industrial Site Redevelopment Project Begins

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What happened

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The Broome County Industrial Development Agency hosted a ground raising event for its 600 Main Street Readiness Project. This project involves elevating approximately 16 acres of the site above the floodplain using 160,000 cubic yards of structural fill. BAE Systems previously occupied the site until it flooded in 2011, after the U.S. Air Force transferred the property to the Agency in 2018.

From wbng.com

Why it matters

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The redevelopment aims to create a resilient, shovel-ready site for future industries. Empire State Development is partnering with an investment of up to $6.7 million through its FAST New York program to support the project.

County officials plan the redevelopment of a former BAE Systems complex located in Johnson City, Broome County.

From wbng.com

Who's involved

  • BAE SystemsHistorically operated at the site now undergoing industrial redevelopment.
  • Broome CountyThe county where the industrial site redevelopment is taking place.
  • Jason GarnarServes as the County Executive for Broome County.
  • agencyThe agency managing the industrial site readiness project.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • agencySpeculative

    The agency might receive direct grant funding and project execution support for industrial redevelopment.

  • New YorkSpeculative

    New York might benefit from state grant funding enabling industrial site readiness in Broome County.

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