County Dishes out for Jobs
Published January 11th, 2012
With a double- digit unemployment rate, Marion County is struggling to create jobs. But county commissioners are set on bringing in new business.
During Tuesday night's County Commission meeting, commissioners agreed to dishing out about $750,000 in tax incentives to a manufacturing company named CitraPac to set up shop at the current Associated Grocers location near the Baseline Landfill. The company could bring in as many as 425 jobs in the next five years to help produce a frozen citrus concoction.
But the deal isn't done. The company is also being courted by leaders in California. Marion County leaders hope to get an answer in the next 60 days.
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