Vermont Data and Stories

Map of Selected Projects in Vermont

Community Testimonials

Without the NMTC program several high impact projects in our very rural part of the country simply would not have happened. These projects have improved access to healthcare, created good paying jobs, revitalized derelict properties, and improved economic opportunity in disadvantaged communities.

-Peter Corey, Northern Community Investment Corporation, St. Johnsbury, VT

Selected Projects in Vermont

The construction of a 24,338 sq. ft. manufacturing facility and the acquisition of new machinery for WETI, a global leader in electrical insulation for transformer manufacturers and transformer users.

The core mission of the project is to strengthen the regional farm- and food-based economy by supporting the growth of agricultural businesses, promoting development of new products, and increasing export

New construction of a community health center
CHT used its $8M allocation to build 20 condominiums in downtown Winooski, VT at the request of the city, driven by growing resident concern about gentrification.
Electrical Insulation Manufacturer: A project involved the construction of a 24,338 sq. ft. manufacturing facility and the acquisition of new machinery for WETI, a global leader in electrical insulation for
The acquisition of equipment, tenant buildout of 6,000 retail space and working capital to bring a locally owned grocery store to Burlington’s Old North End, a distressed community.
Project to finance the development of Groundworks Collaborative’s new permanent campus in Brattleboro, VT.
The redevelopment of a historic mill building located on Main Street in the center of the Village of Richford, Vermont.
Vermont Rural Ventures provided a key piece of financing for Black River Produce's expansion into the distribution of locally raised meats.
Financing to Laraway Youth and Family Services for its new, 39-acre campus in Johnson.
This project involved the renovation of the old St. Joseph's school for the community center.
New Markets Tax Credit financing to double the size of the King Street Center and create efficient, bright, modern office, classroom, and play space.

Site visits and recent news related to Vermont NMTC Projects

(Former) Congressman (Now Senator) Welch Attends Putnam Block Groundbreaking

Conversion of historic buildings into a mixed-use commercial space that includes a health clinic, social service healthcare providers, a local bookshop, café, restaurant, potter, office space, and retail space tailored to support a local grocer.
Aug-2019