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Cleveland County receives $129,000 grant for facility reuse in Shelby

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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The North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority approved nine grants totaling $2,236,000 for local governments. Cleveland County was awarded $129,000 under the Building Reuse Program to support the reuse of a facility in Shelby. This specific project, benefiting Safety Test & Equipment Company, is expected to create 17 jobs and attract $137,050 in investment.

From wsoctv.com

Why it matters

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The approved grants are expected to create 219 jobs and attract over $504 million in private investment statewide. The program assists local governments by providing funds to renovate vacant buildings and expand facilities for existing companies.

From wsoctv.com

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    The county might see increased local demand and investment due to the grant funding and facility reuse project.

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