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STUFF Made in Connecticut - Fall 2017

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4 4 S T U F F • F a l l 2 0 1 7 C O M P A N Y P R O F I L E S Bristol, Connecticut is the Place to Grow Your Manufacturing Business Bristol — a community of 60,000 residents with a storied manufacturing history — offers a unique package of incentives to entice new manufacturing businesses. Midway between Boston and New York City, Bristol offers the possibility of tax breaks, a unique grant program to encourage development, and other state incentives. Home of ESPN and just a short drive from some of the country's largest aerospace firms, Bristol boasts a skilled local workforce, highly rated public schools, a burgeoning downtown district, competitively priced housing options and more. Ready to Learn More? Call the Bristol Development Authority at 860-584-6185 or log on to www. bristolallheart.com for more information. Let us draft an incentive package that can put your business where it needs to be: Bristol! The Urban Jobs Program offers a five-year, 80-percent abatement of local real estate property taxes. Warehouse firms are also eligible for the program, but must be undertaking new construction. Bristol may also be able to tap additional tax-abatement programs to aid other development projects. Bristol also boasts a unique Local Grant Program to fund new construction, expansions, relocations and other projects. The awarded grant amount is determined by several factors, including the investment being made by the company. Recent success stories include a grant of $150,000 to a manufacturer that purchased land within the Southeast Bristol Business Park and constructed a 30,000-square-foot facility. Located on CT Route 229 just minutes from Interstate 84 and ESPN's world headquarters, the Southeast Bristol Business Park is attracting manufacturers and other companies interested in building the facility of their dreams. It is ideal for manufacturing, warehouse/distribution, biotech companies and other corporate headquarters. TA X B R E A K S AVA I L A B L E P R O P E R T Y E C O N O M I C A S S I S TA N C E G R A N T S "We are a machine tool spindle manufacturer that built our North American headquarters in Bristol with the assistance of local incentive programs … I am confident we will continue to grow in Bristol." - Gary Quirion, President, GMN USA Don't Take Our Word for it Read what a few of our satisfied new business owners have to say about working with Bristol: "We chose to develop PODS' Connecticut distribution headquarters in Bristol because of the city's optimal location between Boston and New York and its supportive business environment. We develop projects throughout the country, and Bristol's progressive attitude toward development has been a welcome change." - Glenn Couch, PODS Portable Storage

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