Governor Wolf was joined by state and local leaders as his Jobs That Pay tour visited the Almono-Hazelwood Mill 19 redevelopment site, part of a massive revitalization of the largest remaining brownfield in Pittsburgh that has been made possible with significant state support, followed by a walking tour of the Hazelwood Business District.
Governor Wolf announced this month’s new low-interest loan approvals made through the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA) program for seven projects throughout the commonwealth.
Governor Tom Wolf toured the redevelopment on Cedar Avenue in Scranton to see how the partnerships between his administration, United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania (UNC) and local officials and organizations are revitalizing the neighborhood.
Governor Wolf announced that Socafe, a coffee manufacturer and distributor, will relocate and expand its operations from New Jersey into Pennsylvania and create 130 new jobs in Lackawanna County.
Governor Tom Wolf joined representatives of University City Science Center, Senator Vince Hughes, and Reps. Vanessa Lowry Brown, Jim Roebuck, and Michael O’Brien for a roundtable discussion with companies supported by the Science Center’s incubator program.