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Joint Economic Development District
All meetings will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the Clay Township Offices unless otherwise noted. The public is welcome to attend at: 8207 Arlington Road, Brookville, OH 45309
Meeting Minutes
Members
- Gwen Eberly, Chairman, Montgomery County
- Randy Sanders - Represents the City of Clayton
- Tom Steck - Represents Clay Township
- Mike Stevens - Represents the Businesses in the JEDD
- Sam Cox - Represents the Employees within the JEDD
Economic Growth
The Clay Township - City of Clayton Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) is a collaborative effort designed to encourage business growth and development through regional cooperation.
To create the JEDD, 34 businesses and property owners agreed to join the quasi-governmental organization and to support it through a 1.5% income tax collected from people and businesses that work and operate in the JEDD. Revenues collected by the JEDD will be used to encourage business opportunities in the District and to build new infrastructure resources.
Business Assistance Program
The Clay Township / City of Clayton Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) was created to encourage investment and business growth to maintain a stable business corridor. Because small business have hurdles that may slow expansion plans, the JEDD Board has identified funds that can be used to directly assist business who are located in the JEDD.
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Why Clayton?
The City of Clayton believes in partnering with developers and local businesses to ensure a streamlined development process to foster the growth of Clayton.
- Strategic Location - Clayton provides convenient access to I-70, is six minutes from the Dayton International Airport, and only an eight-minute drive from I-75.
- Available, Skilled Workforce - Employers in Clayton have access to a regional labor force of over 500,000.
- Access to 100 Resource Partners.
- Available Properties
- Clayton Ordinances