The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority approved a $1.1 million loan and incentive package for Logan Corp, allowing the company to move to a larger facility with three times the productivity and add up to 70 new jobs.

Norton Healthcare has secured a Louisville Metro Council agreement to issue up to $725 million in tax-exempt bonds, with much of the proceeds targeted for helping to pay for a long list of capital projects.

Kentucky is hitting the brakes on transportation spending. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet was hit by the state-ordered budget cuts at a time when its main funding source have declined.

KEDFA approved More Than A Bakery for tax incentives up to $8 million through the Kentucky Business Investment program and up to $700,000 through the Kentucky Enterprise Initiative Act .

With the passage in late April of an ordinance in metro Louisville, Kentucky now has seven Energy Project Assessment Districts (EPAD), called PACE, or "Property Assessed Clean Energy" elsewhere in the United States.

Join the CDFA Kentucky Financing Roundtable for the second annual conference. This event will feature a number of economic development finance experts from around the commonwealth discussing development finance tools, authorities, resources and approaches, and how these can affect the Kentucky economy going forward.

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