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JOBSOHIO AWARDS OSIP GRANT FOR NEW BUILDING THAT WILL JUMPSTART COMMERCE DRIVE INDUSTRIAL PARK

RUSSIA— Cemleb Properties, LTD will begin development of a 12,000 square foot speculative expandable building in Russia, Ohio. This building will catalyze future development at Commerce Drive Industrial Park in the Village of Russia, Shelby County. This is the first development at the Industrial Park. 

A&M Cold Storage Announces New Bremen Expansion

DAYTON—A&M Cold Storage and Trailer Leasing announced it will expand its New Bremen facility, creating 10 new jobs. The company has already begun construction on a 10,000 square foot building project at 715 Streine Drive in New Bremen. 

A&M Cold Storage and Trailer Leasing rents and leases refrigerated semi-trailers and portable walk-in coolers/freezers for the transport and storage of food, beverage, pharmaceuticals, composite materials, chemicals, and other materials that require climate control.

JobsOhio Supports Local Businesses Through New Inclusion Grant Program

DAYTON— JobsOhio assisted ten Dayton Region small businesses Inclusion Grants in April, May and June. The JobsOhio Inclusion Grant provides financial support for eligible projects in designated distressed communities and for businesses owned by underrepresented populations across the state. 

The Dayton Development Coalition, JobsOhio’s network partner for the Dayton Region, supported the companies through the grant application process. 

City of Kettering and JobsOhio Award Funding to Miami Valley Research Park Building

The City of Kettering approved an Economic Incentive Grant for the modernization of 1900 Founders Drive.
“The investment in this property will allow us to market the site to businesses and site selection consultants as a premier office location,” said Chris Semarjian, Industrial Commercial Properties Owner. “We’re grateful for the support from Kettering, JobsOhio, the Dayton Development Coalition and their vision for the site.”

JobsOhio Supports Local Businesses Through New Inclusion Grant Program

DAYTON—JobsOhio has assisted eight Dayton Region small businesses with Inclusion Grants totaling $285,000.

The grants provide financial support for eligible projects in designated distressed communities and for businesses owned by underrepresented populations across the state. The Dayton Development Coalition, JobsOhio’s network partner for the Dayton Region, supported the companies through the grant application process. 

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