State’s economic development agency seeks incentive funds for $3.2B mystery project

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8 thoughts on “State’s economic development agency seeks incentive funds for $3.2B mystery project

    1. People may move here from other parts of the country. That’s how Austin , Columbus, and Nashville ate growing.

    2. Brent B.
      +1

      We need to continue to push economic development.
      People will move to where the good paying jobs are.

      Nashville, Austin, and Columbus are great e samples.

    3. There’s not one state in the country that can fill every job opening in that state. California, Texas, Florida all rely heavily on people moving from out of state to fill the many job opportunities. So people need to stop thinking that Indiana can’t fill new jobs because Indiana wouldn’t have to supply the workforce alone. Once the jobs come online, people will move here from all over. There’s no talent shortage. The talent will stay and move here if you have good wages and low cost of living with low taxes.

    1. Since it became ripe for development. In Mount Comfort “farmland” is going for $50-100K/acre just for warehouses.

  1. SO MUCH FOR THE 3 BONA FIDE APPRAISAL RULE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stick it to us taxpayers………………transparency, what a great joke!!! Sneak on through.

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