More info on the link below:
Presidents Play in Peoria
TIF MAPS
Enterprise Zone
The City of Peoria Enterprise Zone provides a number of State and local incentives to encourage industrial and commercial development. The one time cost to the City and State helps create long term investment that pays property, sales, and utility taxes while creating jobs and helping to revitalize older portions of the City.
More Info on the Links Below:
http://www.commerce.state.il.us/dceo/Bureaus/Business_Development/Tax+Assistance/Enterprise-Zone.htm
The map below shows the Enterprise Zone. There are several expansions not yet shown on the map, which will be added after the State of Illinois completes their review.
$15,000 Tax Credit for Home Purchase
The proposed tax credit of $15,000 to homebuyers was not included in the final stimulus bill.
historichighstreet.blogspot.com
Build the Block
The chairman of the Bradley University Economics Department has developed a study on the Peoria Riverfront Museum and the Caterpillar Visitor's Center development. Professor Bob Scott says the development could generate more than a half-billion dollars of local economic growth over the next two decades.
Professor Scott and Professor Joshua Lewer believe the development would create 1,100 jobs during the construction phase.
Our own home grown stimulus program. In my opinion, we should build the development. I will be voting yes for the sales tax increase.
BUILD THE BLOCK !!
More info in the peoria Journal Star article below:
Video of the Block
Unemployment Rates
Unemployment rates in Central Illinois are up more than one percent from last year. But it is better here then many other communities in the state and nation. Peoria's unemployment rate now stands at 6.3 %, better then Illinois and the United States. Part of the resiliency of the Peoria job market is owed to our strong and growing medical community.
The map on the link below shows that Peoria and surrounding areas have a lower unemployment rate then the rest of the State and the Chicago metro area.
http://lmi.ides.state.il.us/PDFs/countymap.pdf
More info and a video here:
http://centralillinoisproud.com/content/fulltext/?cid=43981
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