Economic Development

Articles tagged economic development from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Economy Jobs

Beshear highlights job growth, $55 billion in announced investment and record lottery impact

Beshear said his administration has announced about 1,400 economic development projects worth roughly $55 billion and welcomed a $28 million Clear Flow Metal Works facility expected to create 50 jobs; he also announced Kentucky Lottery sales and student support totals for FY2026.

GubernatorialNov 6, 2026

Economic Development

Redevelopment commission highlights restaurants, hotels and a $25 million project in staff update

Director of Economic Development Juan J. Amerino briefed the Hammond Redevelopment Commission on several incoming businesses and projects — including a $25 million investment expected to create about 100 jobs — and outlined timelines for ribbon cuttings and permit reviews.

Hammond CityNov 6, 2026

Land Sale

15‑acre sale to Muscogee (Creek) Nation before Wagoner County Economic Development Authority

The Wagoner County Economic Development Authority is scheduled to consider approving the sale of roughly 15 acres to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation under a negotiated Economic Development Agreement that also provides a donation of 20 additional acres for infrastructure and utilities to support housing and growth.

Wagoner CountyNov 6, 2026

Economic Development

Commission renews IDB MOU enabling payment‑in‑lieu‑of‑tax pilots; report shows multiple projects met targets

City staff recommended and the commission approved a one‑year renewal of the memorandum of understanding that lets the Industrial Development Board enter PILOT agreements; presenters reported that several local pilots exceeded job and investment targets, including a $7 million project that created 331 jobs.

Johnson CityNov 6, 2026