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Michigan State Grants Support Manufacturing and Redevelopment in Port Huron

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The State of Michigan is supporting mixed-use redevelopment projects in Port Huron, Battle Creek, and Owosso, leveraging over $21.1 million in capital investment through the Revitalization and Placemaking Program. Separately, three manufacturing expansions in St. Clair, Ogemaw, and Oscoda counties are backed by state grants and are expected to bring over $64.8 million in capital investment and at least 243 jobs to Michigan. As part of this, U.S. Farathane received a $747,500 Michigan Business Development Program grant to construct a new 230,000-square-foot facility in Port Huron.

From areadevelopment.com, newsroomamerica.com

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The funding supports significant capital investments into manufacturing facilities across multiple counties in Michigan. The projects are intended to boost community vibrancy and economic growth through the creation of new homes and commercial spaces. The projects are facilitated through state grants and local tax abatements.

From areadevelopment.com, newsroomamerica.com

Who's involved

  • MichiganState of Michigan providing financial support through grants and tax abatements.
  • Port HuronCity in Port Huron benefiting from state grants and mixed-use redevelopment projects.
  • St. ClairCity in St. Clair receiving financial grants to support manufacturing expansions.

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  • St. ClairSpeculative

    St. Clair could benefit from the influx of capital investment supporting manufacturing expansions.

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  1. Geotab is expanding its operations in Michigan, supported by state grants and programs.Sub-event
  2. Michigan state grants fund manufacturing expansions and mixed-use redevelopment in St. Clair and Port Huron.1 source

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