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Map of Selected Projects in Ohio

Community Testimonials

The NMTC is an important source of financing for businesses and community facilities in America’s most economically distressed rural and urban communities. Over the past 15 years, communities have come to count on the NMTC as a source of low-cost capital for challenging projects that would not have been possible but-for the NMTC. Since 2003, the Credit has delivered well over $100 billion in flexible capital to farming towns and urban neighborhoods left outside the economic mainstream. Those investments have generated over one million jobs at a cost to the federal government of less than $20,000 per job.
Without an NMTC extension, many of America’s urban neighborhoods and rural communities, struggling with high rates of poverty and unemployment, will lose access to billions of dollars for high-impact, community revitalization projects. For these reasons, we urge Congress to provide a permanent extension and expansion of the New Markets Tax Credit.

-Brian Higgins, Executive Director, Parson Avenue, Columbus, Ohio

Selected Projects in Ohio

Rep. Kaptur Attends Ribbon Cutting at Cleveland Cliffs

Rep. Marcy Kaptur, Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves, Gov. Mike DeWine and Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz join Direct Reduction plant workers to cut a ribbon commemorating six months of operations.  The plant has been in operation for six months, employing almost 160 workers to produce hot-briquetted iron while utilizing natural gas for iron reduction.

(Former) Rep. Chabot Visits Over the Rhine Community Housing

“I had several informative meetings in Cincinnati Friday.  Here are a few of the highlights. I started the day off with a tour of Over-the-Rhine Community Housing, where I had the opportunity to meet with several of the residents.”