LEAP reports Q2 momentum in Clinton County; Niowave groundbreaking cited as key project
Summary
Devin of LEAP told the Ways and Means committee Q2 2026 showed strong momentum: doubled business retention visits, support for the Niowave groundbreaking, ag‑tech outreach and work on brownfield sites and water permits near the Federal Mogul area.
Devin, the LEAP contract representative, walked the committee through a Q2 dashboard and year‑to‑date activity, saying "Q2 2026 saw a strong momentum across Clinton County economic development contract," with 41 logged activities in the quarter, 12 retention visits and engagement across agricultural, manufacturing, retail and service sectors.
Devin highlighted support for the Niowave groundbreaking in May, coordination on brownfield tools for the Federal Mogul site and work with agribusiness research on apple‑picking robotics. He also described outreach to a veteran‑focused housing developer and water‑line permitting efforts tied to a gas‑station site in St. Johns; several commissioners urged continued focus on housing gaps and airport connectivity related to local logistics employers.
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