NMTC Projects in Speaker Candidate Districts

Tonight, nine speaker candidates will address the House Republican caucus during a candidate forum. Candidates include Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN), Conference Vice Chair Mike Johnson (R-LA), defense hawk Jack Bergman (R-MI), Freedom Caucus pick Byron Donalds (R-FL), Republican Study Committee Chair Kevin Hern (R-OK), former business executive Dan Meuser (R-PA), Republican Policy Committee Chair Gary Palmer (R-AL), recent Jordan challenger Austin Scott (R-GA), and recent Rules Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (R-TX).

Below are a few of the many NMTC projects in their districts. 

Projects near or inside the 6th District

Northwest Family Service Center (2011)

Minneapolis, MN
A family service center for Hennepin County residents, offering youth programs and individual support.

Crescent Cove (2018)

Minneapolis, MN
Financing for a nonprofit that offers care and support to children and young adults with a shortened life-expectancy, and to their families who love them

Capital One 360 Café (2008)

St. Cloud, MN
A new 75,000 sq. ft. four-story office space in downtown St. Cloud.

Jesuit Spirituality Center at St. Charles College (2012)

Sunset, LA
NMTC financing helped renovate a building at St. Charles College

Bienville Lumber (2023)

Gibsland, LA
NMTC financing supported 130 new jobs near Taylor, Louisiana.

IntegriCo (2023)

Sarepta, LA
NMTC financing helps create jobs and add a second shift at a manufacturer.

CommCare Nathchitoches (2021)

Natchitoches, LA
CommCare is constructing a 72,000 sq. ft. skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Natchitoches, LA that will serve 120 patients per year, 80% of which will be low-income.

Louisiana Forestlands (2008)

Port Barre, LA
The Forestland Group utilized NMTCs to complete the purchase of 82,000 acres of hardwood forests in Louisiana, in addition to a hardwood sawmill and processing plant near LeMoyen, LA; 200

Ashlar Medical (2014)

Natchitoches, LA
Financing for a manufacturer and wholesaler of medical testing equipment

Verso Paper Mill (2010)

Quinnesec, MI
The project includes equipment and facility upgrades to a paper mill in Quinnesec, MI.

American Processing Inc (2011)

Alpena, MI
American Process, Inc., utilized NMTCs to create 20 new jobs for a biorefinery project at its Alpena, Michigan plant site.

Lac Vieux Desert Health Center (2016)

Watersmeet, MI
A new health center creates and retains high-quality jobs and gives band members access to state-of-the-art medical and dental care while also attracting patients and customers from surrounding communities.

Calumet Family Health Center (2016)

Calumet, MI
FQHC in rural Calumet, MI, providing exceptional medical, dental and behavioral health care.

UP Paper (2020)

Manistique, MI
NMTC financing supported equipment upgrades for a recycled paper manufacturer and paper mill.

East Jordan Foundry (2017)

Elmira, MI
Financing for the acquisition and installation of equipment for a metal casting facility, East Jordan Iron Works.

Family Health Center of Southwest Florida (2019)

Lehigh Acres, FL
Family Health Center of Southwest Florida, Inc. is planning to construct a Federally Qualified Health Center to serve the primary healthcare needs of the uninsured and underinsured patient population in

SW Florida Collaboratory (2016)

Fort Myers, FL
In Fort Myers, Florida, the historic 1920s train station had been vacant for some time.

HH Cultural Center (2012)

Fort Myers, FL
Financing for a ommunity center with early learning and parenting classes, family advocacy services, medical clinic.

Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma (2022)

Tulsa, OK

Project financed in both 2021 and 2022. Expansion of a food bank that will more than double their capacity to provide meals in its 24-county service area. CFBEO provides on-site

Crossover Sports Association – Crossover Community Center (2022)

Tulsa, OK
NMTCs incentivized private investment from US Bank and created a subsidy which closed Crossover’s fundraising gap to develop the new community center.

Medefy, Inc. (2023)

Tulsa, OK

Medefy, Inc. (“Medefy”) is a healthcare app providing employers with the unique ability to directly guide and navigate their employees to make high-quality, low-cost individualized care decisions in real time.

Oasis Fresh Market (2021)

Tulsa, OK

Tulsa Economic Development Corporation (TEDC) has constructed a new 17,000 sq. ft. grocery store in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The project is part of the ongoing redevelopment of Tulsa’s African American Community,

Westside YMCA of Tulsa (2020)

Tulsa, OK
NMTC financing was used to make some much needed improvements to a YMCA facility including to the pool, gym, adding air conditioning to the building.

Universal Ford – Fox Building Renovations (2015)

Tulsa, OK
Renovation of a building in Tulsa's downtown warehouse and industrial district, now known as Brady Arts, site of the Tulsa race riot in 1921.

Susquehanna Health Innovation Center (2018)

Williamsport, PA
Thanks to NMTC financing, UPMC Susquehanna opened a new Neuroscience Center in Williamsport, expanding services and bringing advanced procedures to the region.

River Valley Regional YMCA (2014)

Williamsport, PA
The construction of a 62,000 square foot community center to replace their former, obsolete, and inefficient Williamsport YMCA facility housed in eight interconnected buildings in downtown Williamsport, PA.

The Shops at Bridges (2017)

Lebanon, PA
Monarch Development, LLC, received a $5.5 million NMTC allocation from Community First Fund for the construction of a retail center in downtown Lebanon.

Projects in or directly bordering the district

Nextec (2022)

Birmingham, AL
Renovation and restoration of the vacant 47,000 sq. ft. 90-year old historic Edwards Motor Company building.

Greater Birmingham Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (2010)

Birmingham, AL

Construction of 122 affordable single-family homes for Habitat for Humanity in an area that suffered from extensive damage from Katrina.

Alabama Entrepreneurial Center (2006)

Birmingham, AL
An old Sears store that lay vacant for over 20 years is the new site of the Entrepreneurial Center located in the heart of Birmingham's Downtown West Urban Redevelopment District.

NOMIS Alabama (2013)

Birmingham, AL
Financing for a business that designs, manufactures, and services seismic equipment.

Beasley Forest Products (2012)

Hazlehurst, GA
NMTC financing for an innovative sustainable forestry company whose operations include sawmills, wood pellets (for renewable energy), timberland and environmental remediation products.

Boys and Girls Club of Valdosta (2009)

Valdosta, GA
Financing for a Boys and Girls Club.

Coca-Cola Bottling United East (2020)

Tifton, GA
NMTC financing helped Coca-Cola Bottling UNITED, expedite expansion of their operation to a worthy, supportive community deserving of opportunity.

Beadles & Balfour (2017)

Moultrie, GA
MuniStrategies invested $11.8M in a Moultrie, GA sawmill upgrade and reconfiguration, as part of an overall $28.4M expansion.

Southeast Georgia Blueberry (2010)

Douglas, GA
Financing for a blueberry processing venture located in Douglas, Georgia, a rural, economically distressed community.

Georgia Premium Peanut (2016)

Douglas, GA
The development of the Premium Peanut shelling facility in Douglas, Georgia, aims to bring more stability to these farmers by helping them gain better access to the market, improve their

Pineywoods Community Academy (2007)

Lufkin, TX
Financing supported Pineywoods Community Academy, a public, open enrollment Charter School.