Westport Linen Services

Greenville,
MS
(2020)

Westport Linen Services

Business Development, Manufacturing, Rural

Funds for leasehold improvements, equipment purchases, and working capital for a new facility.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $900,000
Total Project Cost: $900,000

IMPACT

9 FTE jobs

CDEs

Advantage Capital

Investor

US Bank

Voices from the Community

The NMTC program allows us to reinvest our capital dollars in our company therefore creating more jobs as we grow.

-Eddie Lefeaux, CEO-Owner, Westport Linen Services, LLC., Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Project Description

Westport Linen Services is a commercial dry cleaning services. The project provided the Company with funds for leasehold improvements, equipment purchase, and working capital for a new facility.

MAP

Address: 956 North Broadway Street, Greenville, MS 38701

Census Tract: 28151000400

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