Together, state and federal tax credits will total about $1.8 million for the Gray Goose project in Janesville. City tax increment financing loans for the project totals $500,000, according to city records.

The Madison Region was a primary host of ACE III's visit to the Midwest. This successful event and the accompanying Madison program is shared as a best practice because of its strong partnerships, key sites visited, sectors featured, and stellar programming.

Verona's city council voted to close the Epic Systems TIF district, paving the way for the city to collect taxes from the health software company. The district was created in 2002 as an incentive to lure Epic into Verona. The city spent over $31 million in infrastructure improvements and incentives.

Milwaukee Tool has been certified under the WEDC Enterprise Zone Program to earn up to $18 million in state income tax credits over a period of six years based on retention and creation of full-time employment positions and significant capital investment for both their Brookfield and Mukwonago facilities.

A utility-backed bill to cut funding for Wisconsin's energy-efficiency program is short-sighted and would hurt customers in the long run, the program's supporters contend. The bill would cut funding for the Focus on Energy program by $7 million.

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

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