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Ohio Announces Funding for Mixed-Use Development and Infrastructure Projects

10 reports, 5 independent Updated Sep 21
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Governor Mike DeWine announced state support for 13 mixed-use development projects in Ohio on July 2, 2026. The Ohio Department of Development confirmed that one project in Mansfield, involving The Hautzenroeder Co., received $600,000 in tax credits through the Transformational Mixed-Use Development program. Another project received $528,220 for The Hearth and Forge Hotel.

From richlandsource.com

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Separately, Gov. DeWine announced that over $21 million in grants would be awarded through the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety. This funding will support 17 projects across 16 counties, including Clinton and Fayette counties.

From highlandcountypress.com

Who's involved

  • Mike DeWineGovernor of Ohio who announced the funding packages.
  • State of OhioThe government entity responsible for awarding the grants and tax credits.

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  1. Ohio secured large federal grants for infrastructure projects.1 source
  2. Fidelity National Information Services is expanding its operations in Central Ohio, creating jobs in Richmond Heights.Sub-event
  3. A state agency, involving JobsOhio, received funding based on public profits and state incentives.Sub-event
  4. Governor DeWine provides high-level executive support for establishing manufacturing operations in the City of Cleveland, supported by state tax credits.Sub-event
  5. Mike DeWine approved development projects to boost the state economy.1 source

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