Tag: Incentives
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Colorado approves $6.8 million in incentives for five companies
An electronic materials and process solutions company is on track to receive $3.8 million in incentives to commit to a site in Colorado Springs, the largest amount awarded by the Colorado Economic Development Commission to five companies Thursday. In all, the commission approved approximately $6.8 million in economic incentives. Project Garnet, a company that produces materials…
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Denver City Council moves Expanded Housing Affordability guidelines to public hearing
Denver City Council voted to move all three bills related to the city’s Expanding Housing Affordability guidelines to a final vote after some debate around parking exemptions for affordable housing builders. Should the bills — which propose amendments to Denver Revised Municipal Code, the city’s zoning code and legislative mapping — pass a second vote…
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Incentives offered to companies to operate in Colorado
Colorado’s Office of Economic Development and International Trade opened the state’s wallet again Thursday in an effort to entice three companies to either locate or expand here. OEDIT commissioners approved up to $5.9 million in Job Growth Incentive Tax Credits (JGITC) to those companies, who could bring up to 374 net new jobs to Colorado.…
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New VR training company sinks U.S. HQ in FoCo
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Just two weeks after Colorado offered them job tax credits, Square Comp announced it’s locating its U.S. headquarters in Fort Collins and creating more than 50 jobs. The early-stage Indian technology company develops virtual reality training for manufacturing companies. Fort Collins beat out the other…