Economic Development Agreements
Summary
The Early City Council just approved new economic development deals to lure fresh businesses and jobs to Brown County. It’s a move to boost our local economy, so stay tuned to see what new spots might be popping up soon.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Impact analysis
These deals are designed to grow our tax base and create jobs, though the long-term return depends on how well these new businesses perform.
Local job seekers and residents looking for more shopping or service options in the area will likely see the biggest perks.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (7)
Brown County and City of Early Agree to Real Estate Deal
Brown County and City of Early Agree to Real Estate Deal Brownwood News
Brown County and City of Early Agree to Real Estate Deal
At Monday’s meeting of the Brown County Commissioners Court, approval was given to a real estate sale/purchase agreement with the City of Early. The real estate concerned is 2.2-acres owned by the County on the Old May
Early council approves two financial incentive agreements
Story, photo courtesy of Steve Nash – Special Contributor to BrownwoodNews.com EARLY – Early City Council members approved Chapter 380 financial incentive agreements Tuesday to two developments. The first agreement was for Pioneer Crossing, a rental ...
City Council approves two-year lease for office space for Small Business Development Center
During Tuesday morning’s meeting, the Brownwood City Council authorized City Manager Marshal McIntosh to sign an amendment to an interlocal agreement with Tarleton State University to provide field office space for the Small Business Development Cent...
Early Council approves economic development agreements
Story, photo courtesy of Steve Nash – Special Contributor to BrownwoodNews.com EARLY – Early City Council members took action Tuesday night on several agenda items pertaining to economic development. In the first matter, council members gave final
Brown County and C. Reiss agree on 60-year lease to facilitate relocation of coal piles
Brown County and C. Reiss agree on 60-year lease to facilitate relocation of coal piles WLUK
City Council approves two-year lease for office space for Small Business Development Center
During Tuesday morning’s meeting, the Brownwood City Council authorized City Manager Marshal McIntosh to sign an amendment to an interlocal agreement with Tarleton State University to provide field office space for the Small Business Development Center. The
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