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Ohio Means Business

When your company is choosing a site for a new facility, Meigs County should be on your list of potential locations.   Why?   No county in Ohio has more announced private investment over the next few years than Meigs, according to market intelligence service industrialinfo.com.   Corporations like American Electric Power and American Municipal Power-Ohio plan billion dollar projects in the county, while new roads, bridges and schools make Meigs County an ideal place to live, work and invest. 

The brand new US 33 through the county provides the closest transportation route for products from central Ohio to southern markets, and the mighty Ohio River that borders the county is a mainstay for barge traffic.  A regional workforce of over 200,000 provides big city employment resources with our small town work ethic.   Throw in low taxes, friendly people, and nearby Ohio University and Rio Grande Community College for education and training, and it’s easy to see why we’re the leader in new investment.

The hills are truly alive in Meigs County.   Plan your next investment with us.

 

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Perry Varnadoe
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Meigs County Economic Development Office
740-992-3034  Office
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Headlines Family Health Care Receives $1 Million Grant (June 30, 2008)
Plans to build $3 Million Medical Center in the County  More...

Goodbye to the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge (April 25, 2009)
Historic bridge demolition draws huge crowds downtown.  More...

Bechtel Named Contractor on $3.2 Billion Power Plant in Meigs County (February 23, 2009)
American Municpal Power facility expects to add $20 million annually to local economy.  More...

Gatling Begins Operations in Meigs County (February 4, 2009)
Project Expects To Hire 150 During 2009  More...

Bridge of Honor Nightime Photos (January 21, 2009)
The lights on the Bridge of Honor are now a must see in Ohio.  More...

Bridge of Honor Opens To Traffic! (December 30, 2008)
$60 million Pomeroy-Mason Bridge receives rave reviews. Nightime lighting called "spectacular"  More...

Bernard V. Fultz Center For Higher Education Opens in Meigs County (August 11, 2008)
Rio Grande facility will provide post secondary education, degree, and certificate programs  More...



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