The State Route 34B bridge over Salmon Creek in Lansing scored big with the American Institute of Steel Construction and National Steel Bridge Alliance by receiving the 2024 Prize Bridge Merit Award! This award celebrates top-notch steel bridges nationwide, making it the ultimate honor in the US Structural Steel Industry. The bridge nailed the win in the Medium Span Category - talk about bridging success! Make sure to check it out if you’re driving north past the Lansing Central School District complex. #TompkinsCounty #Ithaca
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Congratulations to LeChase Construction for being named 2024 Engineering News-Record (ENR) Contractor of the Year! The firm is known for its culture, partnerships, diversified services, and active involvement in community service. Notable recent projects include the Cornell University CIS Building, @Strong National Museum of Play expansion, and United HealthServices @Wilson Medical Center modernization. A well-deserved recognition, indeed! #IAED #LeChase #2024ERNNYContractor #Award #Congratulations #NYS
LeChase named 2024 Contractor of the Year by ENR New York
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On Wednesday morning, nearly 100 guests including local business leaders, community partners, and elected officials, gathered for IAED's Annual Meeting. Participants heard IAED President,Heather D. McDaniel, speak about the achievements in 2023 and the role IAED plays in fostering a sustainable economy to enhance the quality of life in TOMPKINS COUNTY through business development and job creation support. Thank you to all that attended and continue to show support. Also, thank you to Ithaca Marriott Downtown on the Commons for hosting our event! Thank you Cathy Hart for your support and leadership and a huge thank you to your staff/team including Ryan Ann Cornish for hosting this fantastic event!
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Congratulations to the Village of Groton, a recent recipient of the NY Forward Phase Two Program! Governor Kathy Hochul has announced $4.5 million has been awarded to enhance and revitalize public-private partnerships. The next steps are to convene a local planning committee and develop a strategic investment plan, which will identify local assets and opportunities that align with the Village’s vision and are poised for implementation. “With this NY Forward award, we will be able to build more, grow more, offer more, and achieve the project goals for our businesses and community,” said Groton Mayor, Chris Neville. #IAED #VillageofGroton #NYForward #Revitalization #TompkinsCounty
Governor: Groton wins a $4.5 million NY Forward grant - Cortland Standard
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Have you heard? The Grow-NY Competition is now accepting applications! The Grow-NY competition aims to cultivate a food and agriculture innovation hub in the Grow-NY area. This global competition brings in unique, high-growth businesses and immerses them in the region's thriving startup environment. Contestants present their business concepts to compete for a chance to secure up to $1 million. Winning companies must create jobs, collaborate with local industry partners, and contribute to the Upstate economy. Applications will be accepted until May 15th. Finalists will be chosen in August and will participate in mentoring sessions and business trips leading up to the ultimate Pitch Competition & Summit on November 6-7 in Ithaca. #IAED #IthacaNY #GrowNY #NYAgriculture #NYFood #EconomicDevelopment #GrowNYCompetition
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Recently Heather D. McDaniel, CEcD, AICP, EDFP, Danielle Szabo, and Kellea Bauda took a trip to the NYS Economic Development Council (NYSEDC) Conference in Albany, where they joined over 400 attendees. Together, they participated in in-depth conversations regarding the promising landscape of clean energy manufacturing in New York. The discussions focused on leveraging state incentives to develop sites, attract projects, invest in supply chain resources, and cultivate a skilled workforce. Heather has been a member of NYSEDC’s Board of Directors since 2019.
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Today is the official first day of spring and we are particularly grateful for the ongoing renovation of the Stewart Park Splash Pad, which will feature a splash pad that is 50% larger than the current structure along the Cayuga Waterfront Trail. Funding support was provided by Parks and the Tompkins County Tourism Program’s Tourism Capital Grants program, which is administered by IAED. Pictured: The Friends of Steward Park (FSP) at the groundbreaking ceremony.
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120 projected positions at Menlo Micro’s Lansing Facility could create $18 million in direct wages and $28 million in direct spending in Tompkins County over the next three years! We are excited to see this manufacturing growth in our community adding to our region's economic prosperity.
Menlo Micro Micron Technology represent opportunity for Ithaca's manufacturing workforce to grow Menlo Micro announced in July an over $50 million investment to open a fabrication facility at 36 Thornwood Drive in the village of Lansing, just north of the city of Ithaca. The company is preparing to begin manufacturing in Lansing this year, already having invested about $26 million in the site that formerly housed Kionix Inc., which manufactured micromachines and sensors. Ithaca Area Economic Development staff estimate that the 120 projected positions at Menlo Micro’s Lansing Facility could create $18 million in direct wages and $28 million in direct spending in Tompkins County over the next three years. To create this level of economic growth for the area, local lawmakers and officials must pave the way for amenities such as natural gas at the site, and ready a workforce to man manufacturing equipment in positions ranging from entry-level to those requiring years of experience. https://lnkd.in/gb8gDT8f
Menlo Micro, Micron represent opportunity for Ithaca's manufacturing workforce to grow
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5moGreat recognition. I will need to check it out