More than $7 million goes to Alabama industrial, agricultural sites

The money comes from the Renewal of Alabama Commission

A rendering of the Lauderdale County Agricultural Center, which received $1.5 million in Growing Alabama money.

Four Alabama entities have received $7.2 million in grants from the Renewal of Alabama Commission.

The Growing Alabama funding goes to organizations to accelerate development of industrial and agricultural center sites.

The funding went to:

  • Industrial Development Board of St. Clair County: $3.8 million for site work and public infrastructure at an industrial park.
  • Lauderdale County Agricultural Center Authority: $1.5 million for construction of an agricultural center.
  • Conecuh County: $1.2 million for site work and public infrastructure at an industrial site.
  • Industrial Development Board of the City of Tallassee: $792,000 for site work and public infrastructure at an industrial park.

“Growing Alabama is about ensuring that every corner of our state has the opportunity to attract new businesses and create jobs for hardworking Alabamians,” said Gov. Kay Ivey. “By investing in site readiness, we’re setting the stage for economic growth in communities that need it most. These projects will not only strengthen local economies but also make Alabama even more competitive on a national and global scale.”

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