Cassopolis Vigilant: Three Cass County expansions in works
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During 2012, Cass County saw 327 jobs created by 14 different companies that also invested $8 million in the community, the Cassopolis Vigilant reports. There also are three large expansion projects being examined for 2013.
Excerpt: Cass County Economic Development consultant Cindy LaGrow said, “I can’t say what those all entail just yet, but they are existing businesses looking to grow, and all three are talking about investments of over $1 million, with many jobs attached to them. It’s really important to have that connection and relationship with those companies, so they have someone to go to if they need permitting assistance, rezoning assistance or brand-related assistance.”
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Source: Cassopolis Vigilant
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