Economic Development

Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency pays Azalia King $3 million for her home and about 6 acres. The property is key for the multi-billion dollar Micron project, with site work starting soon.

Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon & Centerstate CEO President Rob Simpson share observations about the approval of the Micron chipmaking project's environmental and tax incentive agreements.

The Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency approved both environmental and tax-incentive agreements for Micron to begin construction on a massive chip fabrication plant in Clay.

Residents want more accountability and money for local impacts it the tax and incentive deal for the Micron project.Onondaga County officials are set to finalize it Nov 17.

The Clay Town Board plans a hearing for a zoning change regarding the Micron project October 6 at Clay Town Hall. Public comments sought on a zone change needed for construction to go forward.

Syracuse will provide matching funds for certain home renovations in Tipperary Hill, Salt Springs and Far Westside neighborhoods. The 50-50 match, up to $2500, can fund painting and other improvements.

President Joe Biden confirmed a $6 billion federal investment for the Micron Microchip plant that will reboot manufacturing in US that had largely moved to Asia.

The semiconductor manufacturer plans to partner with a number of organizations and institutions across Central New York. This includes creating career pathways within the proposed STEAM school and Syracuse University.

CenterState CEO's annual Economic Forecast reveals many businesses are expecting to increase revenue and hiring this year.

Micron's Chief People Officer April Arnzen hopes that the investments in local community coupled with public engagement can create a new way American businesses build and develop in communities.