WEDC Snapshot: Recent Projects and New Across Wisconsin

WEDC investment to help fund the restoration of historic downtown building – The City of Monroe is receiving a $249,300 state grant to renovate the historic White Block Building located on downtown Monroe’s central square. The Community Development Investment Grant from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) will aid in restoring the White Block Building, located at 1518 11th St. The White Block Building was constructed in 1898 and has become a core part of the downtown’s continued economic growth. Read more…

Company can earn up to $41 million in tax credits for job creation, investment – Kwik Trip will invest more than $151 million to expand its operations at multiple locations throughout Wisconsin, creating more than 500 jobs by 2027 and qualifying the La Crosse-based retailer to earn an additional $15 million in performance-based Enterprise Zone tax incentives from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC). Read more…

Governor’s Awards recognize excellence in business – Governor Tony Evers and Missy Hughes, secretary and CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), recognized seven businesses and leaders with 2023 MARKETPLACE Governor’s Awards, which honor Wisconsin businesses owned by minorities, women and service-disabled veterans, and their advocates. Read more…

WEDC investment to help fund community gathering place in downtown Sturgeon Bay – The City of Sturgeon Bay is receiving a $250,000 state grant to support the construction of the Sturgeon Bay Plaza, a waterfront plaza and community space located in downtown Sturgeon Bay. The Community Development Investment grant from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) will support the construction of a community plaza and retail space along Sturgeon Bay’s underdeveloped waterfront area. The project has been over a decade in the making, according to the city. Read more…