Brunswick County Megasite to Get $6.275M State Grant for Site Improvements
Brunswick County will receive $6.275 million in state grant money for on-site improvements at its megasite, intended to help attract new jobs.
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Brunswick County will receive a $6.275 million state grant for improvements at its megasite, according to the county’s Permits & Development page. The page says the money is for on-site enhancements meant to help the county recruit businesses and attract new jobs. It describes the Brunswick County Megasite as one of North Carolina’s top megasites and says the site “will soon receive” the funds, so the grant has been announced but not yet paid.
The page does not name the state program that is providing the money. It does not give a date for the announcement or for when the funds will be delivered, and it does not list the specific improvements that will be paid for. It also does not name any company or project that would use the site.
The county’s full announcement is linked from the page with a “Read on” link. The text reviewed for this story included only the summary.
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Questions and answers
- Is Brunswick County's megasite getting state money?
- Yes. The county's Permits & Development page says the Brunswick County Megasite will soon receive a $6.275 million state grant for on-site improvements meant to attract new jobs. The page does not give a payment date.
